INTERPOL Internship 2025 in France | Fully Funded

The internship at INTERPOL HQ in Lyon offers practical exposure to both policing and support services. Interns gain insight into international law enforcement cooperation while contributing to areas like communications, HR, strategic planning, or crime analysis.

Applicants must be nationals of INTERPOL member countries, at least 18, fluent in English, and either enrolled in or graduated from a post-secondary accredited institution within the past year. Specific role requirements may apply per posting.

Internship durations vary per department need, as stated in the vacancy announcement. Generally, the minimum period is six months, while the maximum can stretch to eleven months. Each listing clearly outlines its specific timeframe.

Yes. Interns receive a monthly allowance of €700, prorated, with an added transport subsidy of €30. Eligible candidates may also get an additional housing subsidy of €170 each month, covering basic living needs during the internship.

Interns must cover all expenses related to recruitment, travel, visas, insurance, accommodation, and daily living costs. There is no reimbursement for these costs—it’s the intern’s responsibility throughout the program.

Yes. A confidentiality vetting procedure takes place before final selection. Interns must provide recent criminal record certificates from their country of nationality and any other country of residence during the past five years.

INTERPOL provides the required documents to apply for a visa, but interns are responsible for obtaining and financing the necessary visa themselves. All visa-related expenses and arrangements are handled independently.

Interns must have health insurance covering illness and death for the full duration. They can either enrol in their policy or request access to INTERPOL’s health coverage at no extra cost, ensuring full medical protection.

Absolutely. Interns must keep strictly confidential all unpublished information learned during their placement. Publishing or sharing any internal documents or insights gained through the internship is strictly prohibited.

Applicants must apply via INTERPOL’s e‑recruitment platforms, either Talentlink or Recruitment Hub. Each internship listing explains where to apply. A cover letter is required, outlining motivation, suitability, and expectations.