Based on research by blog Berita Kapal at least 25 Classification Societies of Vessel were famous known including BKI (Biro Klasifikasi Indonesia).
Vessel Classifications
In order to be registered, an ocean-going ship must be certified to be of a particular type and size and be maintained to certain
minimum standards. While most states (national governments) do not insist that ships be "classed," without a "class" category
there would be considerable difficulties in operating a ship, as "class" is a requirement of most insurance companies and shippers using the vessel.
Classification Societies
(shipping) Classification societies are organizations that survey and classify ships, both during their construction and operation.
They are the principal means by which standards of construction and maintenance are enforced, and ship certificates can be issued by Flag States.
Classification societies are licensed by "Flag States" to undertake this work on their behalf.
The principal classification societies are:
American Bureau of Shipping (U.S.) (ABS)
www.eagle.org
Bureau Veritas (France) (BV)
www.bureauveritas.com
China Classification Society (CCS)
www.ccs.org.cn
Det Norske Veritas (Norway) (DNV)
www.dnv.com
Germanischer Lloyd (Germany) (GL)
www.glc.de
Hellenic Register of Shipping (Greece) (HRS)
www.hrs.gr
Indian Register of Shipping (India) (IRS)
www.irclass.org
Korean Register of Shipping (Korea) (KRS)
www.krs.co.kr
Lloyd's Register of Shipping (UK) (LR)
www.lr.org
Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (Japan) Class NK
www.classnk.or.jp
Polski Rejestr Statkow (Poland) (PRS)
www.prs.gda.pl
Registro Italiano Navale (Italy) (RINA)
www.rina.it
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