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“PAID LEAVE” OR “JAIL ON WATER”?
Looking through the information on the Web you can often come across the opinion that working on a yacht is a kind of “jail on water”. While other people say on the contrary that this is a great opportunity to earn money traveling around the world. So where is the truth?

Dmytro *****

Last update: 11.11.2019 09:40

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Position applied for: Chief Officer

Additional position applied for: 2nd Officer

Date of birth:***** (age: 33)

Citizenship:Ukraine

Residence permit in: Ukraine

Country of residence:Ukraine

City of residence:Mariupol

Permanent address:*****

Contact Tel. No:*****

E-Mail:*****

Skype:*****

U.S. visa:No

E.U. visa:No

Ukrainian biometric
international passport:Yes

Date available from:30.11.2019

English knowledge:Good

Minimum salary:3000 $ per month

Sea service:

Position	From / To	Vessel name	Vessel type	DWT	ME	BHP	Flag	Shipowner	Crewing
2nd Officer	25.10.2018 - 23.04.2019	*****	Bulk Carrier	36045	B&W	10686	Malta	*****	*****
2nd Officer	02.07.2018 - 29.09.2018	*****	Bulk Carrier	43500	B&W	8100	Malta	*****	*****
2nd Officer	25.01.2017 - 04.12.2017	*****	Bulk Carrier	53000	B&W	12000	Malta	*****	*****
2nd Officer	28.05.2016 - 07.11.2016	*****	Bulk Carrier	57000	B&W	12000	Marshall Islands	*****	*****
2nd Officer	09.04.2015 - 29.11.2015	*****	Bulk Carrier	77000	B&W	14000	Panama	*****	*****
2nd Officer	24.03.2014 - 18.12.2014	*****	Bulk Carrier	76600	B&W	13500	Panama	*****	*****
2nd Officer	03.05.2013 - 14.10.2013	*****	Bulk Carrier	51000	B&W	10400	Malta	*****	*****
2nd Officer	04.07.2012 - 28.12.2012	*****	Bulk Carrier	75000	B&W	12000	Liberia	*****	*****

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