UN Jobs in Haiti 2026
Explore active UN jobs and international vacancies in Haiti, with hiring duty stations, organizations, market insights and application guidance.
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All Haiti Jobs
Showing 17 of 17 active roles.
Consultant National Facilitateur FNG
Close Protection Officer
Information Management Officer - Shelter, Land and Site Coordination Sector
Shelter, Land and Site Coordination (SLSC) Sector Coordinator (P)
Public Health Advisor (Communicable and Noncommunicable Diseases)
Inbound Delivery Coordination Officer
Movement Control Assistant
National Staff Counsellor
Programme Assistant
Team Assistant
Education Officer
Human Rights Officer
DAS Assistant
Senior Logistics Officer
Conduct and Discipline Officer
Aviation Safety Officer
Support Services Manager
Popular Haiti UN Job Searches
Common ways candidates explore Haiti vacancies by duty station, opportunity type and employer.
About Haiti
Haiti is a Caribbean country centred on Port-au-Prince for public institutions, commerce and international engagement. Hillside neighbourhoods, markets, cultural life and informal commerce contrast with Cap-Haïtien and other regional centres. Community ties and local networks shape daily life.
Current conditions require exceptional caution. Armed violence and displacement disrupt travel, services and markets. Residential choice, transport, health access and movement need current local information, professional security guidance and contingency planning.
Haiti’s international-organization profile spans humanitarian, development and political work. The UN Country Team operates alongside BINUH, the UN special political mission, whose mandate includes political stability, governance, rule of law and human rights. Agencies and partners work on protection, food security, health, education, recovery, disaster resilience, justice and institutional capacity.
Haiti Hiring Duty Stations
All duty stations recorded in the directory, including current vacancies, known headquarters and archived listings. Only locations with an active vacancy are clickable.
- Jobs in Port-au-Prince14
- Jobs in Cap-Haitien2
- Jobs in Gonaïves1
- Jobs in Jérémie
- Jobs in Ouanaminthe
Organizations Hiring in Haiti
Organizations represented in active Haiti vacancies.
Working in Haiti
Port-au-Prince is Haiti’s main IGO and humanitarian hub, with Cap-Haïtien, Les Cayes and other locations supporting field delivery. The operating environment creates roles in emergency response, security, logistics, protection, health, WASH, food assistance, programme management, data and coordination. International Professional, national, consultancy, UN Volunteer and NGO appointments can differ sharply in security, travel, medical, access, insurance, rest-and-recuperation and family terms. Confirm the duty station, current security framework and legal employer before comparing offers.
Why Haiti
High-impact emergency operations
Roles support essential services, protection, humanitarian coordination and recovery in complex conditions.
Strong local-partnership delivery
Programmes require practical collaboration with Haitian institutions, communities and civil society.
Critical logistics and operations work
Supply, security, health and access functions offer demanding, transferable operational experience.
How to apply for UN jobs in Haiti
Use IGOJobs to locate opportunities, then apply through the named employer's official system. UN agencies, the Secretariat, UN Volunteers, NGOs and contractors do not share a Haiti application account, and each sets its own eligibility and security requirements.
1Check the duty station and security context first
Establish whether the post is in Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haïtien, Les Cayes or another location, and read travel, access, emergency and reporting requirements. Do not assume a Haiti vacancy provides the same working or living conditions as another Haiti assignment.
2Submit through the legal employer's portal
Open the original notice and complete its required profile, personal-history form, CV, technical proposal or supporting documents. UNICEF, UNFPA, WFP, IOM, UNDP, UNHCR, the Secretariat and NGOs use different systems. Preserve the complete notice and do not send sensitive documents outside the official process.
3Demonstrate relevant language and operating experience
Map your evidence to the role's real portfolio: protection, health, WASH, food assistance, education, social protection, logistics, security, coordination, data, recovery or governance. French and Haitian Creole strengthen locally engaged work; English may be required for international coordination. Be exact about proficiency and emergency or field experience.
4Let the employer manage authorization and access
National and local roles follow the stated Haitian eligibility conditions. International personnel entry, residence, security clearance and movement arrangements are handled by the legal employer through the applicable authorities and operational channels. They can depend on nationality, function, duty station and current conditions. Consultants and dependants must not assume they share staff arrangements.
5Verify the complete offer before travel
Expect technical screening, written tests, competency interviews and references. Before accepting, obtain written confirmation of duty station, security measures, accommodation or travel rules, medical and insurance provisions, contract length, pay basis, access documents, evacuation support, relocation and family eligibility. Never pay a recruitment fee.
Employer-managed entry, residence and security arrangements
Ordinary employment follows Haiti’s immigration, work and residence process, confirmed by the legal employer for the contract and nationality. A qualifying international-organization appointment may instead use employer-managed official facilitation or organization documentation. This is not automatic: employer, appointment, duty station, security conditions and contract determine access, residence, movement and dependant arrangements. Obtain written HR and security confirmation before travel.
Haiti Market Insights
Current vacancy activity and the career areas represented across active Haiti listings.
Active jobs
17
Added this month
16
+15 vs last monthOrganizations hiring
9
Most active month
September
Most active organization
UNSOH
Most active duty station
Port-au-Prince
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Top Contract Types
Haiti International Careers FAQs
Can non-Haitian nationals apply for IGO jobs in Haiti?
Yes for eligible internationally recruited posts. National, local and many project roles can require Haitian nationality, existing local eligibility or country-specific experience. Read the contract category and eligibility clause; an international employer's presence in Haiti does not make every role international.
Is Port-au-Prince the only important duty station?
No. It is the main coordination and country-office hub, but Cap-Haïtien, Les Cayes and other locations support field and decentralised delivery. The security, travel, access, accommodation and programme requirements can differ significantly. Use the vacancy's physical duty station as the basis for your decision.
Are French and Haitian Creole required?
It depends on the role. French and Haitian Creole are particularly important for national, local, partner-facing and community work; English is common in international coordination. Many jobs value more than one language. Follow the notice's exact requirements and state proficiency honestly.
Does an IGO offer automatically let me enter and work in Haiti?
No. The employer must arrange or confirm the applicable entry, residence, work, security and access steps for your appointment. Procedures can vary by nationality, contract and operating conditions. Do not book travel, resign or relocate until HR and security provide written guidance.
Can family members accompany international staff?
Only if the appointment and current security guidance allow it. Family eligibility, accommodation, travel, medical, school, evacuation and access provisions vary by employer and duty station. Do not assume an internationally recruited role is family-accompanied; confirm this before accepting.
Can I apply without prior UN experience?
Yes unless the notice expressly requires it. Relevant experience from humanitarian NGOs, public health, government, disaster response, logistics, security, community programmes or research can be competitive. Show measurable results that match the vacancy's technical responsibilities and operating environment.