Duty Stations: UN System and International Organizations
Compare UN and international organization duty stations worldwide, including headquarters, regional offices and field locations with current vacancies.
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Explore Top 100 active duty stations with UN Jobs and International vacancies right now.
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Geneva204 roles
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New York125 roles
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Nairobi60 roles
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Vienna60 roles
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Manila50 roles
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Bangkok42 roles
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Washington, D.C.40 roles
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Rome34 roles
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Brussels33 roles
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Paris33 roles
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Beijing31 roles
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Kyiv29 roles
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Beirut27 roles
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Addis Ababa24 roles
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Aden24 roles
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Chisinau23 roles
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Monrovia22 roles
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Montreal22 roles
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Kinshasa21 roles
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Amman20 roles
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Dakar19 roles
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Ankara18 roles
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Cairo18 roles
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Hanoi17 roles
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Damascus16 roles
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Kabul16 roles
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Mons16 roles
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Tashkent16 roles
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Copenhagen15 roles
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Mexico City15 roles
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Panama City15 roles
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Pretoria15 roles
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Suva15 roles
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Budapest14 roles
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Colombo14 roles
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Santiago14 roles
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Bogotá13 roles
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Dhaka13 roles
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Phnom Penh13 roles
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Tunis13 roles
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New Delhi12 roles
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Bishkek11 roles
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Brasília11 roles
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Bunia11 roles
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Dushanbe11 roles
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Kuala Lumpur11 roles
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Naples11 roles
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Yaounde11 roles
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Port Moresby10 roles
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Sarajevo10 roles
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Izmir9 roles
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Kathmandu9 roles
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Male9 roles
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Nouakchott9 roles
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Ulm9 roles
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Yangon9 roles
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Brazzaville8 roles
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Jakarta8 roles
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La Paz8 roles
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London8 roles
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Lusaka8 roles
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Lyon8 roles
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Maseru8 roles
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San José8 roles
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Santo Domingo8 roles
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Vientiane8 roles
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Warsaw8 roles
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Abuja7 roles
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Bissau7 roles
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Caracas7 roles
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Cotonou7 roles
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Dar es Salaam7 roles
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Gaza7 roles
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Islamabad7 roles
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Lilongwe7 roles
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Lomé7 roles
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Luanda7 roles
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Norfolk7 roles
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Tokyo7 roles
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Algiers6 roles
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Antananarivo6 roles
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Honiara6 roles
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Juba6 roles
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Lima6 roles
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Madrid6 roles
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Ouagadougou6 roles
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Port-au-Prince6 roles
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Ramallah6 roles
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Rio de Janeiro6 roles
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Valencia6 roles
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Accra5 roles
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Cotabato City5 roles
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Cox's Bazar5 roles
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Deqing5 roles
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East Jerusalem5 roles
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Florence5 roles
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Freetown5 roles
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Khartoum5 roles
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Port Vila5 roles
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Rabat5 roles
Finding UN Jobs by Duty Station
A duty station is the city or operational location attached to a vacancy. It may be an organization headquarters, regional office, country office, field location, or project base.
Each duty-station card opens within its country hub, keeping related country guidance, hiring organizations, salary context, and nearby locations connected in one clear structure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a duty station in a UN job posting?+
A duty station is the location assigned to the role. It can be a headquarters city, regional or country office, field operation, project location, or another place where the selected candidate is expected to work.
Why does this directory focus on the most active duty stations?+
The directory prioritizes locations with current vacancies so it remains useful and avoids a long collection of empty or inactive city links. Rankings update as active listings change.
Why do duty-station links sit under country URLs?+
A city is part of a country career market. The country-based URL keeps jobs, application guidance, hiring organizations, compensation context, and related duty stations together instead of maintaining a second competing city-page structure.
Can one vacancy have more than one duty station?+
Yes. When an official vacancy lists several eligible locations, it can appear under each relevant duty station. Remote or worldwide roles without one specific city are not assigned to a city total.
Does a duty station determine whether a role is internationally recruited?+
No. The location alone does not determine recruitment status. Staff category, grade, contract type, nationality rules, and work-authorization requirements in the vacancy decide whether a position is international, local, or otherwise restricted.