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Compensation: What organ donors get in some countries
Israel Fixed sum of 14,000 shekels (S$5,500) from the government Free health insurance for several years Free transplant surgery, health checks and psychiatric treatment Merit certificate from the government Saudi Arabia Fixed sum of 50,000 riyals (S$20,000) from the government Free lifetime medical care Iran Fixed sum of US$1,200 (S$1,800) from the government Free health insurance An additional gift - usually cash - from the recipient Czech Republic Reimbursement for loss of income up to a maximum of 92 hours Reimbursement of travel expenses but only for public transport Reimbursement for refreshments Spain Compensation for loss of earnings but only for self-employed people who do not have a basic salary Compensation for accommodation Time off work, but has to be certified by doctor first Italy, Hungary, Denmark and Cyprus Expenses can be reimbursed only if documented and at actual cost This story was first published in thesundaytimes on Nov 9, 2008.
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