How to receive disability allowance

The so-called "disability allowance", as its name implies, refers to the "allowance" given by the insured who is disabled due to illness or non-work. This kind of "allowance" is to pay the basic living expenses of the insured person on a monthly basis, and the required funds are paid from the endowment insurance fund. According to Article 17 of the Social Insurance Law: "If an individual who participates in the basic old-age insurance dies due to illness or non-work, his survivors can receive funeral subsidies and pensions; Persons who have completely lost their ability to work due to illness or non-work-related disability before reaching the statutory retirement age can receive disability allowance. The required funds are paid from the basic endowment insurance fund. "

As a proprietary concept, the disability allowance stipulated in the Social Insurance Law has existed for a long time in the past, but it has been given a new connotation by the Social Insurance Law, which is introduced into the social insurance system for the first time, that is, individuals who participate in basic old-age insurance can receive disability allowance if they completely lose their ability to work due to illness or non-work-related disability before reaching the statutory retirement age.