Australia — DFAT Consolidated List
What this authority is
Australia designates under the Autonomous Sanctions Act 2011 and its regulations. Since 2025 sanctioned vessels have been listed through dedicated designation instruments, and they appear in the DFAT Consolidated List alongside individuals and entities.
How to read its list
Rows in the consolidated list have Type "Vessel", an IMO number column, the instrument of designation, a control date and flags showing which measures apply, including a specific maritime restriction column.
What a listing prohibits
Maritime restrictions on the listed vessel, and targeted financial sanctions where the corresponding column is set.
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Programs
| Program | Legal basis | Measure | Vessels listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autonomous Sanctions (Sanctioned Vessels – Russia) Amendment (No. 2) Designation 2026 | Autonomous Sanctions (Sanctioned Vessels – Russia) Amendment (No. 2) Designation 2026 | port ban | 298 |
| Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions — Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) Regulations 2008 | Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions — Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) Regulations 2008 | port ban | 58 |
| Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions — Libya) Regulations 2011 | Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions — Libya) Regulations 2011 | port ban | 1 |
Vessel listings and removals by year
| Year | Listed | Delisted | Amended |
|---|
Counts are of dated events for vessels with an IMO. OFAC dates come from the advanced SDN file and Recent Actions; UK from DateDesignated; EU from the Annex's "date of application".
Most common current flags among listed vessels
- Panama 87
- Russia 47
- North Korea 42
- Gabon 38
- Barbados 35
- Sierra Leone 13
- Palau 12
- Cook Islands 11
- Liberia 7
- Guinea-Bissau 7
Latest actions
No dated events on record. The vessel appears on a current list but the source does not state a designation date.