1. Contact the shipowner or employer: tell them about your situation and ask for their help and advice. They may be able to provide relevant legal and administrative support to help you solve the immigration problem.
2. Seek legal advice: consult a professional immigration lawyer or maritime lawyer to understand your rights and feasible solutions. They can help you assess your situation and provide legal advice and guidance.
3. Contact the local embassy or consulate: Contact the embassy or consulate in your country, explain your situation to them and ask for help. They may be able to provide relevant support and guidance, including communicating with the immigration department of the target country to solve your entry problem.