Question 1

I’ve applied, now what?"

Accepted Answer

We will get in touch with you once your application is received to either inform you about current opportunities, to invite you for an interview/casting/audition or if we need more information/showreels etc.

Question 2

How soon can I expect a contract offer?

Accepted Answer

The timing of a contract offer depends on the availability of positions. Some candidates may receive an offer within a week or two, while others might wait up to 6 months.

Question 3

How much can I earn in different positions?

Accepted Answer

Earnings vary based on your position, experience, and the cruise liner. Entry-level positions may start at around $1,500 per month, while experienced roles can earn upwards of $4,000 per month.

Question 4

How long are the contracts for?

Accepted Answer

Depending on your position on board contract can range from 3-6 months on board.

Question 5

What are the working hours on board?

Accepted Answer

Working hours on board are approximately 75 hours per week. The hours can vary significantly from day to day. For example, on sea days (when the ship is at sea), you may be expected to work more hours due to more shows, whereas on port days (when the ship is docked), you may work fewer hours. In emergency situations, you will be required to work additional hours to perform safety duties on board.

Question 6

Are there any fees to apply or get hired?

Accepted Answer

No, applying and getting hired is completely free. There are no admin or agency fees.

Question 7

What should I wear to auditions?

Accepted Answer

We kindly request all dancers/specialty acts to wear black, form fitting attire. No baggy pants and shirts. Singer to be presentable and look the part, full make-up and hair done. First impressions count.

Question 8

What are the next steps after getting hired?

Accepted Answer

After getting hired, you need to pass a Seafarers Medical by a Maritime Approved Medical Practitioner. Depending on your itinerary, you might need a visa. The company may also request a background check or police clearance.

Question 9

Where does the ship cruise?

Accepted Answer

Cruise liners cruise worldwide to various amazing destinations such as the Mediterranean, British Isles, Asia, the Baltic, Norway, Iceland, Canada, USA and Caribbean, just to name a few.

Question 10

Do I get time off to go ashore?

Accepted Answer

Yes. During port days, you are welcome to go ashore and enjoy the local excursions during your off time.

Question 11

Is internet and phone service available on board?

Accepted Answer

Yes, internet and phone service are available on board, but they are not free. You can purchase phone cards on board to contact family and friends while at sea. The most affordable option is to wait for port days and use free WiFi ashore to Skype or call home.

Question 12

Where do I stay on board?

Accepted Answer

Accommodation is free on board and you will usually share a cabin with a colleague of the same sex. It may be that you share the cabin as well as a bathroom between two cabins. Singers have their own cabin. Port holes (windows) are not guaranteed as cabins are below deck. Cabins are comfortable with 2 bunk beds, TV, desk, cupboard and bathroom (shower, basin and toilet).

Question 13

Do I have to pay for travel?

Accepted Answer

Your travel costs to join the ship and back home after your contract will be covered by the Company.

Question 14

Will I have medical insurance while on board?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you will have medical insurance while on board. There is a medical center available if you get ill, and the company can arrange for you to see a specialist ashore if needed.

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