A global resource designed to help the public easily understand every aspect of the United Nations (UN) military leave and vacation process.
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The United Nations officially came into existence on 24 October 1945, four months after the San Francisco Conference concluded. Its Charter had been ratified by China, France, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, and a majority of other signatories.
More than 75 years later, the United Nations continues to work toward its founding goals: maintaining international peace and security, delivering humanitarian aid, protecting human rights, and upholding international law.
At the same time, the UN has taken on new responsibilities that its founders could not have imagined in 1945. Today, it leads global efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, aiming to build a more equitable and sustainable future for all. Member States have also united in the fight against climate change, committing to actions that limit global warming. With a history of significant accomplishments, the United Nations now looks ahead—focused on the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow.

Step-by-step guide to submitting your leave requests correctly.

Help with approved travel and repatriation processes.
Stay informed about official UN military leave entitlements and mission-specific rules.
Join thousands of UN military families who have already discovered the perfect way to unwind and reconnect.
Your generous donation helps us grow our programs and provide meaningful vacation experiences for UN military personnel and their families. Whether you're contributing financially or applying for leave, your support brings rest, connection, and renewal to those who serve.
Ready for a well-deserved break? Submit your leave application to take part in our UN military vacation program and enjoy time to recharge, reconnect, and explore.
The United Nations Peacekeeping Act is a legislative framework that governs the deployment and operation of UN peacekeeping missions worldwide. It outlines the principles, procedures, and responsibilities of member states in contributing to and supporting peacekeeping efforts. The Act emphasizes the importance of maintaining international peace and security, protecting human rights, and providing humanitarian assistance in conflict-affected regions. It also establishes guidelines for the conduct of peacekeeping personnel, ensuring they operate with integrity, impartiality, and respect for the sovereignty of host nations. The Act serves as a crucial tool for the UN in coordinating and managing peacekeeping operations, enabling the organization to respond effectively to global conflicts and crises. According to United Nations peace keep act adopted in 1993 and amended on 3rd, July 1996 by constitutional assembly , Staff members serving at any deployed duty stations designated as having very difficulties or restrictions of life and work may be authorized home visit through proper application.

The UN Vacation Portal is a comprehensive online platform designed to assist UN military personnel and their families in navigating the vacation process. It provides essential information, resources, and support for applying for leave, understanding entitlements, and accessing travel and logistics assistance. The portal aims to streamline the vacation application process, ensuring that all personnel can easily access the benefits and support they need to take well-deserved breaks and spend quality time with their loved ones. Through the portal, users can find detailed guidelines on how to submit leave requests, learn about the various vacation entitlements available, and receive assistance with travel planning and logistics. The UN Vacation Portal is committed to enhancing the well-being of UN military families by providing a user-friendly and efficient way to manage their vacation needs.
You'll need valid ID, passport (any government issued document).
Valid request get processed 3-7 working business days except on emergency which attract extra fees.
All our packages include flexible cancellation and rescheduling options for deployment or duty changes with official orders.
No, you can only apply on behalf of a serving Personnel under the United Nations Armed Force
if you fall under any of the following categories:
Yes, all pieces of information filled in on the form are treated as confidential and will only be used for Vacation Processing purposes only.
Our team review and reply your requests or questions via email. Keep an eye on the email you submitted on the portal. (For some reason also check out spam).
Over 300 UN military personnel were warmly welcomed home after completing a 12-month peacekeeping deployment in South Sudan.

A special recognition event was held to commend troops for their dedication and bravery during peacekeeping missions across conflict zones.