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Old Thursday, October 18, 2012
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I want to ask if an FSP officer wants to take his mother and father along with his spouse to foreign countries then what is the procedure? Is this allowed by ministry or are there restrictions?

I will be grateful if an FSP officer also bothers to reply.
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only Family could be taken with on foreign assignments on Govt expenses, Family is defines as spouse and children, parents and any other relatives like brothers and sisters do not qualify as family but you can surely take them along on personal expenses.....
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Only expenses of spouse and children are covered by the state. Parents may be taken along but on personal expenditure.
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