The Expatriate Status
The Expatriate Status
Regardless of the length of the contract, Médecins du Monde takes responsibility for:
• Transport from home to wherever the mission is based
• Accommodation during the mission
• All staff receive an allowance of approx. £200 per month - depending on local circumstances - as soon as they arrive in the field.
• A monthly allowance of £600 (all posts) or £700 (coordination posts) paid into the volunteer’s home account.
• All volunteers are covered by an insurance that covers medical expenses, life insurance, legal cover and repatriation on medical or security grounds).
•Annual leave entitelment: 24 days per year (more days may be offered for those in emergency contexts).
• Transport from home to wherever the mission is based
• Accommodation during the mission
• All staff receive an allowance of approx. £200 per month - depending on local circumstances - as soon as they arrive in the field.
• A monthly allowance of £600 (all posts) or £700 (coordination posts) paid into the volunteer’s home account.
• All volunteers are covered by an insurance that covers medical expenses, life insurance, legal cover and repatriation on medical or security grounds).
•Annual leave entitelment: 24 days per year (more days may be offered for those in emergency contexts).