Crewing agencies in Lithuania

6 companies hire seafarers: 4 agencies and 2 shipowners. 5 of them are hiring now, with 120 open vacancies on the platform.

  • 721 vacancies in the last 90 days

Companies that work on the platform come first, then by the number of open vacancies. This is not a rating.

Klaipeda

4 companies

Vilnius

1 company

Who is hiring in Lithuania

Vacancies of the companies in the last 90 days

  • Chief Officer / Chief Mate121
  • Chief Engineer89
  • Second Engineer / 2nd Engineer88
  • Master / Captain58
  • Third Engineer / 3rd Engineer58
  • Third Officer / 3rd Mate47

Vessels: oil tankers (161), general cargo ships (101), container ships (99), chemical tankers (96), bulk carriers (88)

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Questions and answers

How many crewing agencies are there in Lithuania?

The list has 6 companies in Lithuania: 4 agencies and 2 shipowners. 5 of them are hiring now, 120 open vacancies.

Which seafarers are most in demand in Lithuania?

In the last 90 days: Chief Officer / Chief Mate (121), Chief Engineer (89), Second Engineer / 2nd Engineer (88), Master / Captain (58), Third Engineer / 3rd Engineer (58). Vessels: oil tankers (161), general cargo ships (101), container ships (99), chemical tankers (96), bulk carriers (88).

Do seafarers pay for job placement?

No. Under the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006, Standard A1.4) seafarers do not pay for recruitment or placement.

How do I contact a company?

General company contacts (office phone, email and website) are on the company page, each with its source and the date of the check. The recruiter’s contacts for a vacancy are on the vacancy page, behind the Contacts button.

Is this your company?

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Data as of 08/10/2026 · updated daily · the country is where the company is registered or has its office

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