International Career Opportunity

Become Superyacht Stewardess

Superyacht Stewardess

We are seeking qualified Thai candidates on behalf of a leading international superyacht management company. This prestigious employer manages some of the world’s largest and most exclusive private yachts, operating across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

If you are a professional stewardess aged 20–35, passionate about service excellence, travel, and the luxury hospitality world, this is your opportunity to join an elite global industry.

Selected applicants will be invited for in-person interviews with the company’s HR Officers, who will travel to Bangkok and Phuket in late May to meet outstanding candidates. Exact interview venues will be shared upon preliminary selection.

Join a life at sea defined by professionalism, teamwork, and unforgettable destinations.

Benefits

  • Starting Salary: €3000 per month (€36 000 annually)
  • Rotation: Work for 4 months followed by 2 months holiday
  • Health Insurance and onboard Healthcare while onboard
  • Meals, uniforms, and basic hygienic products while onboard
  • Shared Cabin with another Female
  • Economy flights from Thailand and back to Thailand
  • We also consider applicants from the land-based hospitality industry with 1st Class references from Luxury Hotels and Restaurants.
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Join the world of luxury yachting as a Housekeeping or Service Stewardess, a key member of the Interior Department onboard one of our prestigious private or charter yachts. This role offers the perfect gateway into an exciting career at sea — combining service excellence, travel, and personal growth.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL CREW

Seafarer’s Medical Certificate
Issued by specialized Seaman’s Doctor authorized to carry out the examination of the Seafarers wishing to work onboard Ships and Yachts.

In Thailand there are at least two different readily available Seafarer’s Medical Certificate formats: ENG1 by UK certified doctor and Norwegian Seafarers Doctor’s Certificate issued by doctors licenced by Norway, both equally good options.
In addition to those any IMO Whitelisted Country’s Authorized Seamans Doctor Issued Seafarer’s Medical Certificate is acceptable.
Seafarers Medical Certificate (or ENG1) is valid for two (2) years from the examination.
Search the Internet for the closest Seafarers Doctor for you, most likely in Bangkok (Samitivej Hospital Sukhumvit in Bangkok advertise Norwegian Seafarer’s Medical and it is believed to cost around THB 4 000).

STCW Basic Safety Training
Standards for Training, Certification and Watchkeeping stipulate that all Crew must undergo basic Safety Training before accepting work onboard a ship or a yacht.
STCW Basic Training can be acquired in any certified Training facility, and course certificates are valid for five (5) years.
In Thailand there are multiple Maritime Training Centres offering STCW 2010 Basic Safety Training packages, search Internet for the closest training facility in Bangkok, Pattaya or Phuket.
Package Prices vary but it is believed to be in the range of THB 40 000 – 50 000 for a five (5) day course.

It is a lot of money to acquire the Seafarer´s medical and STCW safety training courses but onboard Private Superyachts you will earn that investment back in couple of weeks.

You can Apply for the position without Seafarer´s Medical Certificate and STCW Basic Safety and only invest in those after you have been offered the position.

This way you don´t have to pay anything before securing your new career and future.

Is this job safe?
Yes. You will work in a professional environment with an international crew and strict safety standards.
Do I need to pay anything?
No recruitment fees. You may need to pay for Seafarer’s Medical and STCW Basic Safety training if you don’t already have those certificates, but you may pass those after you have been offered the position, so no upfront costs.
Do I need good English?
Basic communication is required. We will guide you.
Do I need experience?
Hospitality experience helps, but attitude is more important.

“Life as a superyacht stewardess is a dance between ocean sunsets and five-star perfection — where every smile, every folded towel, and every sparkling detail becomes part of a floating masterpiece dedicated to luxury, discretion, and the adventure of the sea.”

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