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| Children - Child allowance while living abroad |
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A child who lives abroad for over 3 months is not entitled to continue receiving the allowance as of the fourth month of his stay abroad, unless he or his parents meet one of the following conditions:
a. One of the parents was sent abroad by an Israeli employer and insurance contributions and income tax are duly deducted from his salary.
b. One of the parents is a local Israeli worker.
c. One of the parents or one of the children is receiving medical treatment abroad which cannot be obtained in Israel, subject to authorization by a National Insurance Institute doctor.
If you believe that you are entitled to continue receiving the allowance for your child who is staying abroad for another reason, please contact the National Insurance Institute branch closest to your place of residence in Israel, to inquire about your entitlement to the allowance.
Immediately upon your return after living abroad for more than 6 months, or after the end of your mission or sabbatical, check your entitlement to the child allowance.
If an insured is living in a convention country, his entitlement to payment of the child allowance in the country in which the children are living will be examined, subject to the conditions appearing in the convention.
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