Monaco Social Protection & CCSS
Monaco Maternity & Family Allowance (CCSS Prestations) Calculator
Calculate statutory maternity compensation and family cash allowances in the Principality of Monaco administered by the Caisse de Compensation des Services Sociaux (CCSS). Models 16 to 34 weeks of maternity leave (100% daily wage replacement), the statutory childbirth grant (*prime de naissance* ~€1,100), and monthly child allowances (*allocations familiales*) based on age brackets.
Family & Maternity Details
CCSS daily maternity allowance is calculated on average salary of past 3 months up to ceiling.
Receives CCSS allocation of ~€175 / month per infant.
Receives CCSS allocation of ~€260 / month per child.
Receives enhanced CCSS allocation of ~€350 / month per adolescent/student.
CCSS Benefit & Cash Allowance Summary
Total Maternity Cash Benefit €0.00 16 Weeks (112 Days)
One-Time Childbirth Grant €1,100.00 Prime de naissance CCSS
Monthly Family Allowances €0.00 Allocations familiales mensuelles
Year 1 Total Family Support €0.00 Maternity + Grant + 12 Mo Allowance
CCSS Family Entitlements Breakdown
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Monaco Family Social Security Rules (CCSS)
In the Principality of Monaco, family benefits are financed 100% by employer contributions and administered directly by the Caisse de Compensation des Services Sociaux without any deductions from the employee's salary.
Maternity & Family Welfare Benefits
- 100% Daily Indemnity: Expectant mothers employed in Monaco who have completed at least 1 month of covered work receive a daily maternity allowance (*indemnite journaliere de maternite*) equal to 100% of their average reference salary (capped at the CCSS monthly ceiling of €5,920).
- Prime de Naissance: A statutory lump-sum birth grant of approximately €1,100 is paid upon birth (divided into two tranches: upon presentation of prenatal medical certificates and official birth registration with the Mairie de Monaco).
- Monthly Child Allowances: Paid to the head of household each month to assist with upbringing, schooling, and healthcare from birth until 21 years of age for continuing students.