An Insured Person Who is Neither an Employee Nor Self-Employed

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An Insured Person Who is Neither an Employee Nor Self-Employed
An insured person who is neither an employee nor self-employed (including a Yeshiva student) must register at the National Insurance Institute and pay the national insurance and health insurance contributions by himself, in accordance with his income. If the person has no income, he pays the minimum insurance contribution. לינק למידע מורחב: למידע מורחב

	A student who does not work

	Rates of insurance contributions for a person who has income and is neither an employee nor self-employed

A student who does not work

A student at an institute of higher learning who does not work pays the minimal rate of national and health insurance contribution - NIS 106 (as of 01.01.2008), using the payment booklets sent to him/her once a year.

Rates of insurance contributions for a person who has income and is neither an employee nor self-employed

For the share of the income that is up to (60% of the average wage): 4.61 % (as of 01.07.2002) national insurance and 5.00 % (as of 01.01.2006) health insurance contributions, and for the share of the income that is above 60% of the average wage and up to the maximum income liable for insurance contribution: 7.00 % (as of 01.01.2008) national insurance and 5.00 % (as of 01.01.2006) health insurance contributions.

The State of Israel

National Insurance Institute