GL-T
ExpiredAuthorizing Limited Safety and Environmental Transactions and the Offloading of Cargo Involving Certain Persons or Vessels Blocked on January 23, 2026
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Summary
General License T authorizes transactions otherwise prohibited by Executive Order 13902 that are ordinarily incident and necessary to limited safety, environmental, and cargo-offloading activities involving certain blocked vessels and blocked persons listed in the Annex, as well as entities in which those blocked persons hold a 50 percent or greater interest. Covered activities include safe docking and anchoring, preservation of crew health and safety, emergency repairs, environmental mitigation, and delivery and offloading of non-Iranian-origin cargo loaded on or before January 23, 2026. The authorization also covers ancillary services such as vessel management, crewing, bunkering, piloting, registration, flagging, insurance, classification, and salvage. The license does not permit entry into new commercial contracts with blocked persons or any other transactions prohibited by E.O. 13902 or other applicable sanctions regulations.
Authorized activities
- Safe docking and anchoring in any port (excluding ports in Iran, the Russian Federation, or Venezuela, or ports under control of those governments)
- Preservation of the health or safety of the crew of any of the Blocked Vessels
- Emergency repairs of any of the Blocked Vessels or environmental mitigation or protection activities relating to any of the Blocked Vessels
- Delivery and offloading of non-Iranian-origin cargo loaded on or before January 23, 2026, not occurring at ports in Iran, the Russian Federation, or Venezuela, or ports under control of those governments
- Ancillary services including vessel management, crewing, bunkering, piloting, registration, flagging, insurance, classification, and salvage
Conditions
Any payment to a blocked person must be made into a blocked interest-bearing account located in the United States. Cargo offloading is limited to non-Iranian-origin cargo loaded on or before January 23, 2026, and must not occur at ports in Iran, the Russian Federation, or Venezuela, or under the control of those governments. Safe docking and anchoring is likewise excluded from ports in those same jurisdictions. Entry into new commercial contracts with blocked persons is not authorized, nor are any transactions prohibited by E.O. 13902 or other applicable Executive Orders or 31 CFR chapter V, including the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations (31 CFR part 560).