SANCTIONED

AVAX

IMO: 9058713 · MMSI: N/A
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AVAX (IMO 9058713) is a vessel that is currently listed on international sanctions programs. This vessel appears in the UN SC: Libya designations and is subject to sanctions restrictions.

Vessel Identification

Vessel NameAVAX
IMO Number9058713
MMSIN/A
Flag StateN/A
Vessel TypeN/A

Sanctions Status

StatusSANCTIONED
Sanctions ProgramUN SC: Libya
First Listed7/23/2026

Compliance Obligations

UN Security Council designations are intended for global implementation through member-state law. The precise obligations depend on each state's implementation and on the specific UNSC resolution cited — verify against the UNSC notice and your national implementing authority before any compliance decision.

Sanctions screening should be conducted before any commercial engagement with a vessel, including but not limited to:

What Should You Do?

If you have had any dealings with this vessel, consider consulting your compliance team. Maintaining a record of those interactions and assessing whether voluntary disclosure is appropriate for your jurisdiction are commonly-recommended steps.

Recommended steps:

Frequently asked questions

Is AVAX sanctioned?

Yes. AVAX (IMO 9058713) is currently listed under UN SC: Libya. UN Security Council designations are intended for global implementation through member-state law. The precise obligations depend on each state's implementation and on the specific UNSC resolution cited — verify against the UNSC notice and your national implementing authority before any compliance decision.

Who has sanctioned AVAX?

AVAX is currently listed by the UN Security Council, under UN SC: Libya. Each authority maintains its own designation — verify against the issuing authority's original notice before any compliance decision.

When was AVAX first sanctioned?

The earliest active sanctions designation Strait Up Maritime indexes for AVAX is dated 22 July 2026. Designation dates can differ between authorities — consult the original notice for the authoritative date.

What does it mean that AVAX is sanctioned?

UN Security Council designations are intended for global implementation through member-state law. The precise obligations depend on each state's implementation and on the specific UNSC resolution cited — verify against the UNSC notice and your national implementing authority before any compliance decision.

What should I do if I've dealt with AVAX?

If you have had any dealings with this vessel, consider consulting your compliance team. Maintaining a record of those interactions and assessing whether voluntary disclosure is appropriate for your jurisdiction are commonly-recommended steps.

How can I screen AVAX for sanctions?

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About This Data

Sanctions data on this page is compiled directly from the original issuing authorities — OFAC SDN (US Treasury), EU Consolidated Sanctions List, UN Security Council Sanctions, UK OFSI, Australia DFAT, Japan MOF, Swiss SECO, Canada, and New Zealand — and refreshed daily.

This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or a compliance determination. Always verify sanctions status through official government sources and consult qualified legal counsel for compliance decisions.