A person or his/her employee who violates of Article 18, paragraph 1, subparagraph (1) or (2) shall be subject to a fine between NTD 100,000 to NTD 500,000. The offender or his/her employee shall be ordered to remove the impediment(s) within a timeframe. Failure to comply with such order, a continuous fine on a daily basis shall be imposed.

A person or his/her employee who violates of Article 18, paragraph 1, subparagraphs (3) to (5); or any subparagraph of Article 19, paragraph 1, shall be subject to a fine between NTD30,000 to NTD150,000. The offender or his/her employee shall be ordered to restore the original state, suspend construction, or demolish the object within a timeframe. Failure to comply with such order, a continuous fine on a daily basis shall be imposed.

For any vessel other than the registered fishing vessels entering a fishing port without permission, in violation of Article 16, paragraph 2; or for any vessel that has entered but does not anchor in the designated area, the concerned owner or captain shall be fined between NTD30,000 to NTD150,000 and such vessel shall be ordered to leave the fishing port within a timeframe. In case of failing to comply with such order, the concerned owner or captain shall be fined between NTD12,000 to NTD60,000 per day.

A person who occupies a fishing port area without permission or destroys or damages any fishing port facility shall be subject to criminal penalties. In addition, the offender or his/her employee shall be ordered to restore the original state.

Penalties provided in this Act shall be enforced by the competent authority.

In case of failing to pay within the timeframe the fine imposed pursuant to this Act or the fees charged pursuant to Article 12 or Article 16, paragraph 2, the competent authority may prohibit the concerned vessel from using any port facility or from port departure. Notwithstanding, in case that equivalent collateral has been provided, such prohibition is exempted.