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Dependent Child Allowance
If you have children and will become an employee of the European Commission or other EU institutions, you will be entitled to the European Commission Dependend Child Allowance. This allowance is EUR 418,31 per child in Brussels and Luxembourg. As this allowance is adjusted by the Correction Coefficient, it’s amount will differ depending on where…
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Daily Subsistence Allowance
Daily Subsistence Allowance is meant the help new employees of EU institutions to help settle in their new country and role. It is a substantial financial addition to your regular EU salary.
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Education Allowance
Employees of the European Commission or other EU institutions that have children are entitled to the Education allowance. This article answers the main questions about this benefit of employment at the EU institutions.
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Expatriation allowance and Foreign Residence allowance
This article explains the difference between the European Commission’s Expatriation allowance and Foreign Residence allowance. These are paid to employees of EU institutions that are not nationals of the country the institution is located in.
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Household allowance
Key information about the household allowance that some employees of the European Commission and other EU institutions are entitled to.
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Installation allowance
The Installation allowance is paid to European Commission and other EU institutions staff that have to set up their life in a new country.
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EU unemployment allowance and leave
What is the European Commission Unemployment Allowance? How large is the unemployment allowance? For how long will the European Commission pay the unemployment allowance? This article will provide the main answers.
