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How often do Foreign Service Officers get to go home?

Home leave accrues at the rate of 15 workdays per year spent on overseas assignment. In addition to providing paid home leave, the U.S. government will also pay for travel of the specialist and his or her family to the specialists home in the United States.

Are diplomats provided housing?

Free housing It depends on where in the world they live in. However, in major cities, diplomats usually live in the most upscale neighborhoods in beautiful apartments.

Do foreign service officers get free housing?

Foreign Service Officers who live in government-sponsored housing do not pay rent, nor do they pay for basic utilities, except for personal telephone service. At overseas posts where the government neither owns nor leases accommodations, Foreign Service Officers are given a Living Quarters Allowance.

What is the Foreign Service Reserve Corps?

To more quickly mobilize family members to fill available positions in missions overseas, the U.S. Department of State developed the Foreign Service Family Reserve Corps (FSFRC). The FSFRC is a program for family members seeking inside the mission employment opportunities.

What benefits do diplomats get?

Benefits of becoming a diplomat Allowances and incentives. Annual leave. Child care center and child care subsidy program. Credit union and fitness facility. Employee consultation service. Employee recreation association. Family medical leave. Health benefit plans.

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