Countries with the Most and Least Paid Leave Days.

Paid leave refers to the statutory minimum annual time off bookable by the individual.

 Which countries get the most and the least paid leave days?

The study makes a conclusion that four weeks' leave has become something of a norm around much of the world. The average by country is 18.2 days of paid leave per year.

 

22 countries have a 30 day leave plan, of which 10 are in Africa.

These are:

 

1. Monaco
2. Marshall Islands
3. Andorra
4. Maldives
5. Bhutan
6. Comoros
7. Djibouti
8. Equatorial Guinea
9. Bahrain
10. Kuwait
11. Algeria
12. Guinea
13. Libya
14. Mali
15. Madagascar
16. Niger
17. Togo
18. Oman
19. Peru
20. Panama
21. Turkmenistan
22. Yemen

 

Moldova, Scotland and Russia have 25 paid leave days.

 

The Pacific island countries of Kiribati, Micronesia and Nauru, and The U.S. are at the bottom of the table for paid leave, with the figure of 0 days.