For January-August 2017, benefits from State Social Insurance Fund (hereinafter - Fund) amounted to 102.2b billion tenge.
Social benefits for pregnancy and childbirth, adoption (adoption) of a newborn child (children) amounted to 42.6 billion tenge, for caring for a child until they reach the age of one year - 46.6 billion tenge, disability - 6.5 billion. tenge, loss of a breadwinner - 5.2 billion tenge, loss of a job - 1.3 billion tenge.
In case of disability, social benefits are assigned for the entire period of disability. The degree of disability (disability group) is taken into account. It is also important to timely apply to the department of medical and social examination for a medical examination.
The Survivor's Benefit is paid to the children of a deceased parent until they reach the age of majority, and if they are full-time students, they will be provided with this monthly benefits until the age of 23.
In order to receive benefits in case of loss of work, you need to register as unemployed at the Employment Center.
Social benefits in case of job loss are monthly and can be paid from 1 to 4 months, depending on the length of participation in the compulsory social insurance system. At the same time, in order to maintain the population, in cases of dismissal due to redundancy, liquidation of an organization or a decrease in production volumes, social benefits are assigned to participants with an experience of 36 months or more for 6 months. The benefits may be terminated if a person is deregistered as unemployed.
The social benefit in case of loss of income due to pregnancy and childbirth from the SSIF is paid at a time and provides for all days of maternity leave in which the woman is.
When adopting a newborn child (children), a person receives all the due benefits from the SSIF related to maternity leave and parental leave.
The child care benefits are made until the child is 1-year-old. At the same time, both working and non-working citizens at the birth of a child receive a one-time state allowance for the birth of a child at the expense of budgetary funds.
