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| Non-Workers and Non-Self-Employed |
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| Definition / Conditions | |
| An Israeli resident who is not working and has no income, not including women married to insured persons who are residents of Israel. |
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| Payment Obligations | |
You must pay your own insurance contributions. |
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| Eligibility for Benefits | |
| Non-workers and non-self-employed persons may be eligible for the following benefits:
maternity (except for wage-replacing benefits: maternity allowance and risk pregnancy benefit), children, maintenance (alimony), survivors, family of a person deceased due to a work accident, family of a person deceased due to hostile action, long-term care, reserve duty, radiation-affected persons, persons with transfusion-acquired HIV, accident-injured persons, disability, attendance allowance, mobility, persons injured while volunteering, old-age pension, income support, hostile action casualties, prisoners of Zion. |
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| How to Register and Pay | |
| You must report your non-worker status in the multi-annual report to your local National Insurance branch.
Once the report is received at the National Insurance Institute, the Institute will send you insurance contribution payment vouchers within 3 weeks. Insurance contributions must be paid quarterly, in one of the following ways:
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| Rates of Insurance Contributions | |
The basis for payment of national insurance contributions is 15% of the average wage - NIS 1,293 (as of 01.01.2012) .
The rate of national insurance contributions is % 4.61 (as of 07.01.2002) of the basis.
The minimal monthly health insurance contribution is NIS 100.00 (as of 01.01.2012) .
For a table summarizing insurance rates and amounts – click here. |
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