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IFLA Voucher Scheme

Payment System for International Interlibrary Transactions

French translation

The IFLA Voucher Scheme makes it easy for you to pay for your international interlibrary requests, by using a voucher instead of money.

Vouchers are available in 2 values: EUR 4 and EUR 8.


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

CANCELLED Retirement of British Library issued IFLA vouchers

  1. Due to the large number of British Library issued IFLA vouchers still in circulation (over 22,000 vouchers) IFLA has decided to cancel the retirement of these vouchers. All IFLA vouchers in circulation are valid.
  2. Newly issued vouchers carry a machine readable barcode sticker on the back. This barcode system will enable IFLA to streamline the order-redemption-restock-order circle. For you this means faster delivery time of orders and faster processing of redemptions. The IFLA vouchers will remain the same user friendly, no-expiration date system that you are accustomed to. Once a voucher is redeemed a barcode sticker will be placed on it before it is re-sold. It will take years to receive all of the current stock in circulation and barcode them. Your vouchers are valid with or without barcodes!
  3. The IFLA voucher program is growing in success and users. Currently we are running about 2 months behind on processing redemption payments. We are working to remedy this backlog as fast as possible.

Please email questions and comments to:
Susan.schaepman@ifla.org
How does the Scheme work?
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Purchase directly from IFLA:

Ms Susan Schaepman
IFLA Voucher Scheme
IFLA Headquarters
P.O. Box 95312
2509 CH The Hague
Netherlands
Tel. +31 70 3140884
Fax +31 70 3834827

Other Purchase Points:

Japan:
The Japanese Library Association

Switzerland:
The Swiss Library Association

USA and Canada:
BCR

Note: If you would like to appear in this area please contact Susan Schaepman.