What has to be settled before it closes?
Outstanding wages, any end-of-service entitlement, and the repatriation ticket where the contract provides for one. These are obligations rather than courtesies, and settling them is part of cancelling properly.
Doing this cleanly also protects the household. A dispute raised afterwards is far harder to resolve than a payment made at the time with a record kept.
- Outstanding wages paid in full
- End-of-service entitlement calculated and settled
- Repatriation ticket where the contract requires it
- Keep a record of what was paid and when