Vema Seamount
Vema Seamount
Diplomatic Services

MOUNT VEMA

Consular Services
12 Years of Royal History
Time Zone
UTC + 01:00 hour
The Weather
 The Island
Geographic Location:
31 38' S  8° 20' E
My Account
Statutory Laws
1966 and 2014 Findings
ANNUAL EVENTS​
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Legal
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Travel/Transportation
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Manufacturing
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Education
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Stock Exchange
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Construction
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Hospitality and Facilities
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Retail and Logistics
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Banking/Financial Services
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Financial Services
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Information Technology
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Fisheries
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Recruitment
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Marketplace
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Energy/Utility
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Media
CONTRACTS & TENDERS
Mount Vema or Vema Seamount and its adjacent waters is a sovereign territory in the South Atlantic, controlled by the Vema Seamount Authority. Kingdom of Mount Vema is the official country name, and City of Mount Vema is the floating city project, aiming to be the largest and the only floating City-State in the world.


MERCHANT MARINE & SHIPPING SERVICES
PRODUCTS & SERVICES

  • Trans-shipment licence
  • Navigation-Issues Related to Right of Innocent Passage
  • Navigation-Issues related to temporary exclusion zones
  • Passenger/Ship Safety Certificates
  • Registrar of Yachts, Ships and Seamen
  • Births, Deaths and Marriages on Ships
  • Crew certificates and other qualification
  • Fishing vessel certificates

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS

Become a Government Contractor!
Government agencies purchase a wide range of goods and services from business of all sizes. If you're aware of the opportunities, and understand how to sell to government, your business has the potential to reach a larger market and generate larger profits. Doing business with the Government is safe investment in the future of any corporation and can bring great returns. Investments in Mount Vema offer more choices than any other economy in the world at present, a growing economy, that is arguable one of the fastest growing economy, and one of the most politically stable. 

HIS MOUNT VEMA MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT AND DIPLOMATIC SERVICES

The Mount Vema Government legislation and procurement policy establishes the principles for the government's acquisition of products and services.
Selling goods and services to government is an important opportunity for any businesses.
Secretaries of State / for the Territory

THE TERRITORIAL WATERS

Some of the 1000s of ships that sailed the Territorial Waters in 2017, recorded by Marine Traffic Control
When people think of Mount Vema or Vema Seamount today, images of water, fishery, royalty and wealth spring to mind, however, this tiny South East Atlantic territory is not just a very unique oceanic island, or a piece of rock inextricably linked with The Vema Seamount Authority (The Monarch of Mount Vema), it is also a monument.  As we build the next PORT of call, we are also opening new markets strengthening strategic alliances and partnerships worldwide. Our ISLAND is located right in the middle of a busy shipping lane, a trade route connecting India, China, Japan, Singapore with Brazil, Mercosur and North America with more than five of the largest merchant ships sailing through every day. 
Maritime Claims
Territorial Waters - Marine Traffic Control
Coast Guard
The Mount Vema Coast Guard has access to our own live service, tracking all types of maritime vessels to ensure maritime security and coordination of search and rescue in case of emergency. If you wish to monitor your vessels/yachts sailing the territory, you can contact us or check, Vessel Finder or Marine Vessel Traffic. For navigation check: Passage Weather.
DEVELOPMENT PLANS​
View City Plans & Watch the Video
Explorations of Vema Seamount - 1964
Why is Vema Seamount so unique?
“It is unique because it is probably the only seamount known which rises from the deep ocean basin to a level sufficiently near the surface of the sea to allow effective sunlight penetration, and for direct study by scuba divers using normal equipment.” ​ “It must be remembered that this isolated peak rises directly from the abyssal plain yet reaches the zone of light penetration. There is no direct connection with the mainland of Africa 500 miles to the east, nor with the nearest island group of Tristan da Cunha to the south-west, and St. Helena Bay to the north-west, both a thousand-odd miles away. Therefore, the biological exploration of this small area was bound to prove most interesting, fascinating and rewarding".
Captain J. K. M a l l o r y - EXPLORATION OF THE “VEMA” SEAMOUNT
Royal Geological Survey
Royal Society for Marine Science and Conservation