Definition
A Israeli residentA person whose life is centered in Israel. Criteria for determining this include: Israel is your permanent place of residence, where your family resides, where your children go to school, your primary place of work, or where you are studying. who earns non-work income.
How to register?
A person who earns non-work income must report his income to the NII branch closest to his place of residence. Reporting income may also be done on the website by means of a Multi-Year Report form.
Insurance contributions rate and payment method
Those who have income from a source other than work are obligated to pay their national and health insurance contributions by themselves (not including a woman, married to an insured residing in Israel, who does not work outside her household).
For a table of rates and amounts of insurance contributions -
click here.
Eligibility for benefits
A person who has income from a source other than work may be eligible for the following benefits:
Child allowance, maintenance (alimony) benefit, survivors’ benefit, benefit to relatives of a person who has died as the result of a work accident, benefit to relatives of a person who has died as the result of a hostile action, reserve service benefit, benefit for radiation-affected persons, benefit for persons with transfusion-acquired HIV, benefit for victims of accident, disability pension, attendance allowance to severely disabled persons, long-term care benefit, mobility benefit, benefit for injury sustained in the course of volunteer activity, old-age pension, income support, benefit to hostile action casualties, maternity (not including maternity allowance and bed rest pregnancy benefit).
Multiple employment status