Miscellaneous Claimable Travel Expenses Sample Clauses

Miscellaneous Claimable Travel Expenses. Are those expenses necessary for carrying out the official business travel, such as:  Airport taxes;  Cost of issuing or renewing passports and visas,  Cost of photographs for travel documents;  Necessary inoculations and vaccinations;  Malaria prophylaxis;  Official telecommunication;  Car rental expenses;  Taxi fare from one place of business to another;  Purchase of supplies;  Hire of room for official use;  Rental of equipment for official use;  Clerical services for the preparation of official reports or correspondence; and  Hardship allowance where applicable as per ST/IC/2006/39 Accompanied Excess Baggage Accompanied Excess baggage is baggage in excess of the weight allowed without charge by transportation companies. The free baggage allowance is calculated by airlines on the basis of either weight or pieces and size of baggage.  The excess baggage cost shall be reimbursed in special circumstances, such as the transportation of official documents, equipment, etc. specifically authorized by the appropriate official  When the airline policy charge for accompanying baggage as is the case of inner country transportation.  Staff members will not be reimbursed for any excess baggage charges resulting from stopovers for personal reasons.  Claims for reimbursement of miscellaneous expenses shall be supported by proper receipts and certified by the appropriate approving officer.  Miscellaneous expenses of $50 or more shall be reimbursed only when certified on the receipt by the appropriate approving officer.  Miscellaneous expenses which are duly certified but which are not supported by proper receipts shall be reimbursed up to a maximum of $20. UN-Women does not pay for the insurance of accompanied baggage in most cases. However, AMEX provides insurance coverage for accompanied baggage when travel is undertaken using an air ticket purchased through AMEX. Damage to accompanied baggage In the event of loss or damage to accompanied baggage, the traveller should take the following steps:  Report the loss or damage, to the airline immediately upon arrival at the passenger terminal, or as soon as the loss or damage is discovered.  File a claim with the airline immediately and no later than seven days from arrival or departure, attaching a copy of the relevant ticket stub/s and a list of the contents of the lost or damaged baggage, indicating the corresponding replacement value of each item; take pictures of the damaged item/s.  If not fully ...
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