Change log:
A timeline of important events that happened on the #SHIPLIFE website, social media accounts and related content for you to know how often an update happens or for our visitors that wish to know how a little bit of our story.

February, 2021
We’ve became more active on our LinkedIn page. Follow us on LinkedIn.


February, 2021
We’ve created the facebook group for future crew members of the just announced cruise line initiative “Cruise Saudi”. You can join us at the @CruiseSaudiCrew.

January, 2021
We just launched our page about what to expect on your very first days on board a cruise ship, using personal experiences provided by our communities, with real testimonials included.


December, 2020
We’ve did a major update to our page about the Seaman’s Book. As you might not know, some people wrongfully use it in attempts to not pay overweight luggage on airports. Now, we break down this myth to its core.

July, 2020
Added new profession pages for Galley Utilities, Third Cooks, Restaurant Stewards.


June, 2020
Added new profession pages for Photographers, Lab Technicians, Entertainment Technicians, Carpenters and a few more.

15 June, 2020
It’s been a year since our website came back online after being hammered down by hackers. In this past year, we suffered uncountable failed attacks. As of right now, our IT security team has blocked over 167.800 attempts!

1 June, 2020
Created a subdomain for our news website at new.shiplife.org. As of right now, it is just for future development purposes.


12 May, 2020
We made a cleaner logo design and removed some old data from the website, which is loading more smoothly for most of our users. Although, loading time is still high with an average of 12 seconds per page. (Which is much better than we started at about 45 sec.)


March, 2020
We’ve created the facebook group for the future crew members of Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection. You can join us at Ritz-Carlton Crew.


December 2019
We slowly started to translate the website content to Spanish by using two translators. Also added a permanent translator job to the careers page inviting more translators in order to speed up the process.


17, June 2019
With all content being transferred from the original domain into the new website, we decided to erase all content available on the .com.br website in order to focus all our efforts on the main international page. A redirect is in place as if anyone uses the .com.br to be redirected straight to the portuguese content of this website.

30 May 2019
With the website back online we suffered dozens of attacks but due to the security measures all attempts were neutralized without bringing the website down at any moment. In less than one week we successfully blocked over 2.000 IP addresses from accessing our portal and after these events we hadn’t had any more DDoS attacks.

20 May 2019
After almost four months with the website being offline due to attacks, along with some help from our host provider we managed to bring back our portal from the brink of extinction.

February 2019
Our website suffered several DDoS attacks and went offline in an undetermined date. Along with it, we lost almost all our data and all backups got corrupted. We basically learned the importance of double backup and also invest on more security.


14, December 2018
Our official Instagram was created. You now can follow us at @shiplife_org

26, December 2017
We created a second group on facebook to be our official group, as the previous one was deleted by a bad intentioned admin. You can join at @shiplife.org

2, November 2017
We created a group on facebook for the future crew members of Virgin Voyages to share insights about the recruitment process. You can join at @VirginVoyagesCrew

24, September 2017
We created a group for Brazilian crew members on board Carnival Cruise Line. If you’re from Brazil or understand portuguese, you can join at @CarnivalCrewBrasil


11, August 2016
Our company LinkedIn page was created. You now can follow us at @shiplife

11, August 2016
We created our facebook official group. On the same week, we merged groups with another one in order to rapidly increase our members and also added some admins for the community.

January 2016
Our facebook page was created. Like our page at @shiplife.org

13, September 2015
The domain shiplife.com.br was registered. In the following weeks the content of the website was developed and also our first logo: An adaptation of Venice Cruise Terminal header image.

4, August 2015
We created an official crew group for Brazilian crew members for the company Norwegian Cruise Line. If you’re from Brazil, you can ask to join the group at: @NCLBR

June, 2015
Website idea and structure was created on a napkin by Rafael Escovedo while on board the Norwegian Jade.