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| Study grant - Conditions of entitlement |
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There are two groups of insureds who are entitled to a study grant:
Insureds who are entitled to a study grant and receive it automatically in their bank accounts, without the need to submit a claim to the National Insurance Institute:
· A single parent - single, divorced or widowed - who has no common-law spouse. Divorcees - In order to receive the study grant for the first time, you must submit an application to split a file and a claim for a study grant.
· Recipients of an income support benefit separately from the spouse.
· A family with 4 or more children, which is entitled to one of the following benefits from the National Insurance Institute: income support benefit, maintenance /child support, general disability pension, old-age pension or survivors' pension.
· A person who has custody of a child who immigrated to Israel without his parents.
· A person who has custody of a child who has lost both his parents.
· A person who has custody of an abandoned child or an orphaned child, as these are defined in the Income Support Law.
Insureds who are entitled to a study grant and must contact the National Insurance Institute and submit a claim for a study grant in order to receive the grant:
· Parents who are living apart - provided they have been living apart for at least two years and have instituted divorce proceedings according to law, and they have been acting to advance the divorce proceedings for at least two years.
· Aguna - a married woman whose husband disappeared at least two years ago, and a woman whose husband is abroad without her consent and has not been paying her alimony / child support during that time.
· Women living in a shelter for battered women, under certain conditions.
· New immigrants - who have been in Israel for more than a year but less than two years, and their spouse did not immigrate to Israel and is not living with them.
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