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Standing loan for purchasing a first vehicle or replacing a vehicle

A standing loan is given to a person with limited mobility who is purchasing his first vehicle, either private or commercial, or a vehicle for special accessories as he chooses, for the full or partial financing of the taxes that apply to the vehicle – according to the conditions specified in this section. A person who is entitled to receive a standing loan can receive it only after he signs an undertaking (attached to the form Claim for Benefits Under the Mobility Agreement) in which he undertakes to fulfill the obligations specified by the National Insurance Institute. If he possesses a driver’s license, he must also sign a Declaration by the Holder of a Driver’s License (which is also attached to the claim form). The standing loan must be repaid to the National Insurance Institute under the conditions specified in this section.

  Who is not entitled to a standing loan
  Right to drive the vehicle
  Vehicle shared by two people with limited mobility
  Towing services
  Rates of the standing loan
  A person with limited mobility who requires and uses a wheelchair
  Referral to the Medical Institute for Road Safety to authorize a special vehicle
  Standing loan for replacing a vehicle
  Repayment of a standing loan
  Calculation of the repayment amount for the standing loan
  Documents required in a claim for a first standing loan
  Documents required in a claim for a standing loan to replace a vehicle
  Tip regarding standing loans for purchasing a first vehicle or replacing a vehicle
  Depreciation rates due to use of the vehicle for the person entitled to replace the vehicle
  Rates of additional depreciation due to use of the vehicle for the person entitled to replace the vehicle
Who is not entitled to a standing loan                

1.   A person who, due to his disability, is entitled to a full or partial exemption from vehicle taxes under one of the following laws:
      Disability (Compensation and Rehabilitation Law), 5719-1959
      Police (Disabled and Killed) Law, 5715-1955
      Prison Service (Disabled and Killed) Law, 5720-1960
      Disabled in the War Against the Nazis Law, 5714-1954
      Pensions for Frontier Wounded, 5717-1956
      Compensation for Victims of Hostilities, 5730-1970

                
Right to drive the vehicle

A person with limited mobility is entitled to permit any person to drive his vehicle, provided that he himself is in the vehicle at the time it is driven. At the request of the person with limited mobility, the National Insurance Institute is entitled to permit a relative or a caregiver to drive the vehicle, even if the person with limited mobility is not in the vehicle (auhorized driver).

Vehicle shared by two people with limited mobility

Two or more people with limited mobility can obtain a standing loan to cover the taxes on only one shared vehicle only if they are relatives (spouse, children and their spouses, parent, including an adoptive or step-parent, siblings, grandparents) and they meet one of the following conditions:

1.   If only one of them has a driver’s license, or neither of them has a driver’s license and they want a shared auhorized driver to drive for them, they must be living in the same apartment.
2.   If both of them have a driver’s license, they must be living in the same building.

Towing services

A person with limited mobility who purchased a vehicle by means of a standing loan, who is receiving a mobility allowance and is entitled to benefits under the Mobility Agreement, is entitled to towing services without a replacement vehicle. The National Insurance Institute reports on entitlement to the towing company.

The towing company that currently provides coverage is MEMSI. The telephone number of the call center for towing services is 03-5641111.

Rates of the standing loan                

A person with limited mobility may use the standing loan to buy any vehicle he chooses, provided that the vehicle contains all the accessories specified by the Medical Institute for Road Safety. The amount of the full standing loan will be the amount of the taxes applying to the determining vehicle (the type of vehicle and the engine size, according to which the standing loan is calculated), which is approved for a person with limited mobility, but no more than the amount of the taxes that apply to the vehicle that he purchased. The rate of the standing loan is determined by the percentage of mobility limitation and whether or not the person with limited mobility has a driver’s license. The determining vehicle is sometimes determined by a decision of the Medical Institute for Road Safety.

                
A person with limited mobility who requires and uses a wheelchair

A person with limited mobility is entitled to a vehicle with special accessories if he meets the following conditions:

1. The medical committee or the medical appeals committee determined that he requires and uses a wheelchair.
2. The Medical Institute for Road Safety determined that the vehicle most suitable for him is a vehicle for special accessories.

Referral to the Medical Institute for Road Safety to authorize a special vehicle                

A person with limited mobility who believes that he cannot drive or use the vehicle authorized for him by the Mobility Agreement due to his physical limitations or his driving limitations, or who requires special accessories, must contact the Mobility Department at the branch handling his case and submit a letter requesting to be examined by the Medical Institute for Road Safety for the purpose of authorizing a special vehicle and special accessories that will meet his needs. This letter will be forwarded to the Medical Institute by the mobility claims officer. 

                
Standing loan for replacing a vehicle                

A standing loan for replacing a vehicle is given only after repayment of the previous standing loan, and only to a person with limited mobility who fulfills the conditions of the undertaking that he signed when he received the first standing loan. 

                
Repayment of a standing loan                

Anyone who receives a standing loan from the NII must repay it.

                
Calculation of the repayment amount for the standing loan                

1. A person who repays a standing loan and receives a new standing loan.
2. A person who repays a standing loan and does not receive a new standing loan.

                
Documents required in a claim for a first standing loan

1.   Photocopy of a valid driver’s license (if you do not drive, please provide a photocopy of the driver’s license of the authorized driver);
2.   Signed undertaking;
3.   A person with limited mobility who has a driver’s license will also be required to sign a declaration.

Documents required in a claim for a standing loan to replace a vehicle

1. Photocopy of a valid driver’s license;
2. Photocopy of valid comprehensive insurance policy.

Tip regarding standing loans for purchasing a first vehicle or replacing a vehicle

The vehicle may not be encumbered, pledged, attached or used as collateral for any debt without the authorization of the National Insurance Institute. If he had not obtained prior authorization for these actions, the person with limited mobility will be required to refund the benefits he received under the Mobility Agreement.

Depreciation rates due to use of the vehicle for the person entitled to replace the vehicle                
                
Rates of additional depreciation due to use of the vehicle for the person entitled to replace the vehicle                

The rates of additional depreciation change from time to time, and they are identical to the rates of additional depreciation to which Ministry of Defense disabled are entitled.

                
 
 
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