From November 1953 to April 1955, "Georgic" was again used for trooping duties as she was commissioned to carry Commonwealth troops returning from the Korean War, although in between this she made her last seven round voyages from Southampton to New York chartered by Cunard during the 1954 high season. In January 1955 the MoT announced that "Georgic" would be withdrawn from service and put up for sale by August of that year: By this stage "Georgic"s war-scarred machinery was proving troublesome. However she was withdrawn from sale when she was chartered by the Australian government for one more season on the emigrant run. She made her last voyage to Australia in August that year. "Georgic" final voyage was from Hong Kong to Liverpool in November 1955, carrying 800 troops, when she arrived on 19 November, she was withdrawn from service. The "Georgic" was finally laid up at Kames Bay, Isle of Bute, pending disposal, and then sold for scrap in January 1956. The following month "Georgic" arrived at Faslane for breaking up.