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Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) and Department of Migrant Workers

Seafarer Jobs in Philippines

Seafarer jobs in the Philippines span deck, engine, electro-technical, catering and cruise roles across international fleets. Filipino seafarers should focus on vacancies that match their documented rank, vessel experience and current MARINA credentials.

How to prepare your application

A complete application normally includes a maritime CV, seafarer's record book, passport, medical fitness, STCW certificates, Certificate of Competency and evidence of recent sea service. Agency and principal details should be checked before documents are released.

Credential and safety check

Use official MARINA and migrant-worker channels to verify certificates and recruitment arrangements. Do not pay an unauthorized placement fee for a shipboard vacancy.

Current Philippines-matched vacancies

147 roles mention Philippines or a major local maritime centre. Worldwide roles follow.

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Questions about jobs in Philippines

How can I find seafarer jobs in Philippines?

Review the current vacancies below and compare the rank, vessel type, joining location, contract and credentials. A complete application normally includes a maritime CV, seafarer's record book, passport, medical fitness, STCW certificates, Certificate of Competency and evidence of recent sea service. Agency and principal details should be checked before documents are released.

Which certificates are needed for maritime jobs in Philippines?

Requirements depend on rank, vessel flag and employer. Use official MARINA and migrant-worker channels to verify certificates and recruitment arrangements. Do not pay an unauthorized placement fee for a shipboard vacancy.

Are all jobs on this page based in Philippines?

No. Country-matched vacancies appear first. Worldwide shipboard roles are shown separately because an employer may accept Filipino candidates even when the vessel joins or trades elsewhere.