Applicants must submit certificates from recognized institutions, and the Fisheries Department may cross-verify with training organizers.

No, the subsidy is limited to ₹25,000 and ₹40,000 per unit for specified sizes in estuarine waters and open sea, respectively.

No exceptions are mentioned; applicants must be residents of Goa for the last fifteen years.

Training programs organized by the Fisheries Department, MPEDA, ICAR, or any other recognized institute are accepted.

The Directorate oversees the application process and serves as the contact point for applicants.

Certainly, the Citizen Charter is available at https://fisheries.goa.gov.in/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/CitizenCharter-2.pdf.

Applicants can set up a maximum of 2 units, with a subsidy limit of ₹25,000 per unit for estuarine waters and ₹40,000 per unit for open sea.

Yes, the application form is available at https://fisheries.goa.gov.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Mussel-Oyster-1.pdf.

Dayanand Bandodkar Marg, Panaji Goa. Tel: (O) 2224838 Tel: (Dir) 2227780; Fax: (0832)2231049. Email: dir-fish.goa@nic.in, Website: www.fisheries.goa.gov.in.

Dissatisfaction or complaints can be registered with the Grievance Redressal Officer at dir-fish.goa@nic.in, and a response will be communicated within 30 days.

Proof of Identity, 2 Photographs, Proof of Land Availability (Copy of Land Deed, Form 1 & Form 14 for owners, NOC and Registered Lease Agreement for lessees), Proof of Finance Availability, Detailed Project Report, NOC for Estuarine Unit in River/Open Sea, Certificate of Experience, Expenditure Details, Design/Layout of Unit, and Mandate Form.

Photographs should be passport-sized, signed across if required, and adhering to standard specifications as per official guidelines.

Yes, applicants can submit forms to the official posted at BDO Office/Sub-Offices of the Directorate of Fisheries.