AFCS

The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS) is a compensation scheme for all members of the Regular and Reserve Forces. It provides compensation for all injuries, ill-health and deaths that are mainly due (attributable) to service, the main cause of which occurred on or after the introduction of the scheme on 6 April 2005.

Your Armed Forces Compensation Scheme Explained: Information about Armed Forces Compensation Scheme
Key features of the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme: Key features of the AFCS
Tariff of Injuries: Information on Tariff of Injuries
AFCS - Frequently Asked Questions: Frequently Asked Questions
Wider Benefits Potentially Available to AFCS Claimants: Table of Wider Benefits
Joint Service Publication (JSP) 765 The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme for Injury, Illness or Death due to Service: JSP 765 The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme for Injury, Illness or Death due to Service
Criminal Injuries Compensation (Overseas) Scheme: The CIC(O) Scheme provides compensation for Service personnel and their accompanying eligible dependants who, whilst serving overseas, sustain a criminal injury or death.

AFCS

Your Armed Forces Compensation Scheme Explained

Key features of the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme

Tariff of Injuries

AFCS - Frequently Asked Questions

Wider Benefits Potentially Available to AFCS Claimants

Joint Service Publication (JSP) 765 The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme for Injury, Illness or Death due to Service

Criminal Injuries Compensation (Overseas) Scheme

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