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MS Mega Victoria

IMO 8601915 · MMSI 230172000

Before joining this vessel — checklist

Work through each item before signing your SEA or travelling to the vessel.

Not enough public data — flag state, owner and manager are all unknown for this vessel. Verify details directly with the employer before proceeding.
  1. 1. Verify vessel identity

    Confirm the vessel name and IMO number match. MS Mega Victoria (IMO 8601915)

  2. 2. Check the flag state record

    Flag unknown — ask the employer. How to read flag risk · Paris/Tokyo MoU lists

  3. 3. Check the company

    Owner unknown. Owner and manager unknown — ask the employer.

  4. 4. Review your contract (SEA)

    Read your Seafarer Employment Agreement before joining. SEA rights guide · Contract reading checklist

  5. 5. Check repatriation terms

    Confirm repatriation is covered and the conditions are clear. Repatriation rights guide

  6. 6. Watch for recruitment-fee red flags

    You should never pay to get a job at sea. Recruitment fees & scams guide

  7. 7. Save emergency contacts

    Record ITF, flag-state authority, and welfare helpline numbers before departure. Emergency contact planner

Data sources and methodology: /sources

Not enough public data — owner, manager and flag are all unknown for this vessel.
Type
car ferry
Flag
—
Year built
1988
Builder
Brodosplit
GT
—
DWT
—
LOA
—
Beam
—
Draft
—
Class
—
Owner
—
Manager
—

Indexed from Wikidata (Q474084).

Vessel history

Cruiseferry owned by Corsica Ferries MS Mega Victoria is a cruiseferry owned by Corsica Ferries. She was formerly owned by Viking Line as MS Amorella and operated on the route Turku . She was built in 1988 by Brodosplit

Incidents

Amorella was ordered in 1986 by SF Line, one of the partners in Viking Line consortium. Although Brodosplit outbid other shipyards, the Finnish State offered to subsidise construction of the ship if she was built at a Finnish shipyard. This was a common practice in the 1980s to bring more jobs to Finland, but this time SF Line declined and had the ship built in Yugoslavia. The original planned delivery date for Amorella was in March 1988, but due to delays in construction she was not completed until September, which meant SF Line was forced to operate the lucrative summer season with old tonna…

Source: MS Mega Victoria · cached via Firecrawl

PSC detention history

No detentions in the last 2 years.

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High confidence

Editorial confidence: how we grade. Data sources and methodology: /sources.

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