Cruise Ship Jobs.
Essential requirements that all employees must meet to be able to work onboard a cruise ship.
Be at least 21 years old. Sometimes candidates aged over 18 years are accepted for certain positions (e.g. childcare). This varies by cruise line so check on each cruise line’s careers website or job adverts here on All Cruise Jobs.
Hold a valid passport.
Have the relevant visa or work permit – depending on where you are from and which countries you will be travelling to.
Meet the language requirements relevant to your position. English is required by most cruise lines. Employees in passenger-facing positions on-board ships with international passengers may be required to be fluent in other languages, e.g. German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Mandarin, Korean, etc.
Pass a medical examination by the cruise line or have an ENG1 or an ML5 seafarer medical fitness certificate to work at sea.
Have a valid Basic Safety Training (BST) certificate (this is required for most employees and crew working on-board cruise ships). In some instances you will get an opportunity to take the training after you join your ship. However, candidates who already have valid STCW certificates are usually prioritised.
Expand your horizion.
Find Jobs In Different Countries We Serve.
Dubai.
The city offers a high standard of living, with modern infrastructure, excellent healthcare facilities, and a vibrant cultural scene. The cost of living can be high, but salaries are generally competitive, and there are many job opportunities across various sectors.
Qatar.
Many expats see finding a job in Qatar as a golden opportunity. Do it right and you could be in for an exciting international experience and a great salary with no tax.
Turkey.
Foreigners need to have a work permit to be able to legally work in Turkey. The work permit application is done by the employer on behalf of the employee. So, you need to find a job first and have a work contract with a Turkish employer to be able to work in Turkey.
Europe.
Choose the European country you want to work in. Get a job offer from an employer from that country. Gather the documents for starting the visa application and pay the application fee. Apply for a work permit. (if required) and work visa.
Talk to us.
Let us advise you on your opportunities to work and live in foreign countries. Our experts will support you with questions regarding job search, visa, recognition and learning.
Visa Categories.
The purpose of your intended travel and other facts will determine what type of visa is required.
- 1. Work visa
- 2. Visitor visa
- 3. Student visa
- 4. Cruise –ship jobs
- 5. Freelance visa