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Yacht agent · Spain & western Mediterranean

Your yacht agent in Spain,port by port.

Superyacht agency, TPA and bunkering across fourteen Spanish ports: Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Barcelona, Badalona, Mataró, Vilanova i la Geltrú, Tarragona, Sagunto, Valencia, Dénia, Alicante, Cartagena, Málaga and Sevilla. One team, one file, every call.

What we do

Three desks. One vessel file.

Agency, customs and fuel are three different trades. At Lantimar they are three departments of the same group, looking at the same vessel, the same dates and the same documents.

Everything between the moment she is expected and the moment she leaves. One agent, one file, in fourteen Spanish ports.

Alongside

For the vessel

For the people on board

The fiscal side of a refit in Spain. Handled in-house by Lantimar Logistics & Customs, Authorised Economic Operator, not passed to a third party.

0%VAT on works under TPA, against the standard 21%
18months of Temporary Admission — suspended while works run
AEOAuthorised Economic Operator status, both departments

Lantimar Group wholly owns Multinational Fueling, a bunker agency operating globally and supplying both duty-free and duty-paid marine fuel.

Fuel supply

Multinational Fueling

Why it matters

The customs desk is ten steps from the agency desk.

TPA · Inward processing · Annex 71

Refit in Spain without the 21% VAT.

Inward Processing — TPA in Spain is the EU fiscal regime that lets a vessel under Temporary Admission, with a non-EU owner and a non-EU flag, undergo repairs and maintenance without paying the 21% VAT on the works.

Under TPA she can also receive goods and spare parts from EU and non-EU countries for incorporation on board without paying duties or VAT. And while the works run, the 18-month Temporary Admission clock is suspended.

Lantimar Yachting and Lantimar Logistics & Customs are authorised to manage refits under the TPA regime in Spain. We open the file, handle the Annex 71 documentation, follow her through the yard and close the regime when she leaves.

Temporary admission SpainAnnex 71 Spain Inward processing yacht PalmaInward processing yacht Barcelona Customs agent Spain

Every vessel is a case of her own. Flag, ownership structure, the date she entered EU customs territory and the scope of works all change the answer — so we assess each file before works begin rather than after.

TPA & Annex 71 in detail
Superyacht in refit inside a covered shed in Spain Lantimar Yachting vehicle at a Spanish shipyard during a refit Travel lift moving a motor yacht at a Spanish shipyard

Where we work

Fourteen ports, one agency file.

CANARIAS

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Balearic Islands

Catalonia

Valencian Community

Murcia

Andalusia

Why Lantimar

A superyacht agent with customs inside.

Most agents call a broker when the paperwork starts. We don’t have to. The customs agent handling your Temporary Admission, your Annex 71 file or your TPA refit sits a desk away from the agent booking your berth.

Own offices in Palma de Mallorca, Barcelona and Ibiza, coverage in eleven more Spanish ports, and a bunker agency inside the group.

14Spanish ports
3Own offices
AEOAuthorised Economic Operator
Superyacht moored in a Spanish port at dusk Superyacht berthed at Marina Port Vell, Barcelona Yacht bow with the old town of Ibiza in the background
Crew members during a wellbeing session on the deck of a yacht in Palma

Crew & concierge

The people on board count too.

Immigration formalities, medical assistance, laundry, transfers, crew accommodation and the occasional impossible request. Whatever keeps the crew working and the guests happy while she is alongside.

Frequently asked

Customs, TPA and the rest.

Do I need a customs agent in Spain for a superyacht?

Every arrival from outside the EU, every change of customs regime and every refit under a suspensive regime generates paperwork with the Spanish customs authority. A customs agent in Spain files those declarations on the vessel’s behalf and keeps her documentation consistent across ports. At Lantimar, agency and customs are two departments of the same group, both Authorised Economic Operators.

What is Temporary Admission in Spain?

Temporary Admission is the EU customs regime that lets a non-EU flagged and non-EU owned pleasure vessel stay in EU waters without paying import VAT, normally for up to 18 months. The clock starts when she enters EU customs territory. We advise on eligibility and file the declarations at each Spanish port of call.

What is Annex 71 and when is it needed?

Annex 71 refers to the customs annex governing special procedures, including the authorisation used for inward processing. In practice it is the documentation that allows works to be carried out on a vessel under a suspensive regime. It is distinct from movements in and out of a TPA context, and each case needs to be assessed on its own facts before works begin.

How does TPA / inward processing work for a yacht refit in Palma or Barcelona?

Under Inward Processing — TPA in Spain — a vessel under Temporary Admission can undergo repairs, maintenance and refit without paying the 21% VAT on the works, and can receive goods and spare parts from EU and non-EU countries for incorporation on board without duties or VAT. Placing her under TPA also suspends the 18-month Temporary Admission clock for the duration of the works. Lantimar is authorised to manage refits under the TPA regime in Spain.

Which Spanish ports does Lantimar Yachting cover?

Fourteen ports along the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts: Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Barcelona, Badalona, Mataró, Vilanova i la Geltrú, Port Tarraco in Tarragona, Sagunto, Valencia, Dénia, Alicante, Cartagena, Málaga and Sevilla. We keep our own offices in Palma, Barcelona and Ibiza.

Can you arrange bunkering and fuel supply in Spain?

Yes. Multinational Fueling, a bunker agency wholly owned by Lantimar Group, supplies duty-free and duty-paid marine fuel in Spain and worldwide, in compliance with local and national regulations.

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