Unlock the Untapped Fishing Potential of Somalia’s Waters
Facilitating Fishing Licenses and Access to Somalia’s Rich Marine Biodiversity
Somalia Fishing Licenses Simplified
Your Gateway to Sustainable and Profitable Fishing Operations
Step 1
Gather the required documents, including a valid ID, proof of residency (if needed), and any additional paperwork specific to your fishing license type. Provide these documents to us for processing.
Step 2
Decide whether you need a recreational, commercial, or temporary fishing license. Our team will guide you in selecting the right license based on your requirements.
step 3
Once your documents are submitted and your license type is chosen, we will process your application. After you pay the applicable fees, your fishing license will be issued and sent to you by email or post.
Streamlined Licensing Process
Benefits of obtaining a license through us
Obtaining a fishing license through us ensures compliance with Somalia’s regulations, granting you legal access to abundant fishing waters while supporting sustainable marine practices.

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Compliance with Legal Regulations
Opportunities You Can’t Afford to Miss


The images above vividly highlight the stark difference in fishing activities between Somalia and Mauritania. While Somalia’s waters remain underutilized, Mauritania has transformed its fishing industry through robust regulations and enforcement mechanisms. This difference underscores the importance of sustainable practices for economic growth and environmental preservation.
Discover Somalia’s Rich Marine Biodiversity
There are approximately 930 marine fish species recorded in Somali waters.
A Glimpse into some of the Species Awaiting Discovery

Spiny Lobsters
Notably the tropical spiny lobster (Panulirus ornatus).

Tuna Species
Yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares), bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus), longtail tuna (Thunnus tonggol), skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis), and albacore.

Rays
Such as stingrays from the Dasyatidae family.

Sharks
Including species from the Carcharhinidae family.

Anchovies
Engraulis japonicus and Stolephorus species.

Rainbow Sardine
A bony fish important to aquaculture and commercial fisheries.

Bonito
Medium-sized, ray-finned predatory fish in the family Scombridae.

Groupers
Various species that inhabit coral reefs and rocky areas.

Snappers
Lutjanidae are a family of perciform fish, mainly marine.
Somalia Fishing License
Regulated Fishing
Protect Marine Ecosystems
Global Standards
Fishing in Somali waters requires adherence to strict licensing policies. Somalia Fishing License ensures compliance with local and international laws, fostering sustainability and legal trade practices. Apply today and contribute to marine preservation while securing your access to one of the world’s richest fishing grounds.

Somalia’s waters are a vital resource for the global fishing industry. By obtaining a Somalia Fishing License, you ensure your operations are legal, ethical, and environmentally responsible. With decades of expertise, we make compliance effortless for fishing fleets worldwide.
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Contact us Know
Get in touch with us today to streamline your fishing operations in Somalia. Our expert team is here to guide you through the process of obtaining an official Somalia Fishing License, ensuring compliance with regulations and hassle-free access to Somali waters. Let us help you navigate the licensing requirements efficiently.