Personal social security arrears have not been paid for 5 years.

Legal analysis: those who are in arrears for more than 6 months have no other adverse consequences except the late payment fee.

The social security payment period is cumulative, with gaps in the middle. If your original social security account has gone through the formalities of stopping payment, then your social security account is now in a sealed state, and you can directly go through the formalities of renewal. There is no need to pay the gap fee.

If your original social security account has not gone through the formalities of stopping payment, then your social security account is now in arrears, and you must pay off the arrears, even a certain late fee, before you can go through the formalities of renewal.

You can choose to renew the payment, and you can enjoy social security after paying 15 years. If it is not intermittent, you can also choose to return. However, you must pay for it yourself. You need to pay it back as soon as possible. The longer you delay, the more late fees you will pay.

Legal basis: Article 11 The social insurance premiums payable by employees shall be withheld and remitted by the employer. No unit or individual may interfere or refuse when the employer performs the obligation of withholding and remitting according to law.

If the employer fails to pay in full and on time, the social insurance agency shall order it to pay within a time limit, and an overdue fine of 0.5‰ shall be added daily from the date of default. The employer shall not require employees to bear the late payment fee.