Unemployment benefits paid how long to collect

How long does an unemployed person have to pay unemployment benefits before he can receive them is as follows:

If the unit in which the unemployed person worked before becoming unemployed and the unemployed person himself have paid contributions in accordance with the provisions of the accumulated contributions for one year or less than five years, the maximum period of time for which he can receive unemployment insurance benefits is 12 months. If the accumulated contribution time is 5 years or less than 10 years, the maximum period of receiving unemployment insurance benefit is 18 months. If the accumulated contribution time is more than 10 years, the maximum period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits is 24 months. If a person is re-employed and becomes unemployed again, the period of contribution time is recalculated and the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits may be combined with the period of receiving the unemployment insurance benefits that should have been received but have not yet been received for the previous unemployment, but the maximum period shall not exceed 24 months.

The process of receiving unemployment benefits is as follows:

1, register for unemployment at the labor department or human resources and social welfare bureau, and obtain a certificate of unemployment;

2, open a special account for unemployment benefits at a designated bank according to the local regulations;

3, submit the certificate of unemployment and the account opening information to the labor department or the human resources and social welfare bureau;

4, apply for receiving unemployment benefits. The way of receiving can choose offline application;

5. Offline application: submit the application for receiving at the window of the labor department or the HSSA, and you need to provide the identity proof and the unemployment proof to receive the unemployment benefits. You can choose the way to receive the benefits in cash or by bank transfer.

The following information is required to apply for unemployment benefits:

1. Proof of identity: including ID card, hukou book, passport and other valid identity documents;

2. Proof of employment before the latest unemployment: such as proof of leaving the job, proof of termination of employment, proof of leave without pay, etc.

3. Proof of social security before the latest unemployment: including proof of social security payment, Social security card, etc.

4. Unemployment registration certificate: you need to go to the local human resources and social security bureau to register as unemployed and receive an unemployment registration certificate;

5. Other supporting documents that may be required: for example, personal bank account information, proof of payment of personal income tax, etc.

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In summary, the unemployed need to consult the local social security bureau and other organizations about the specific application process and conditions required before receiving unemployment insurance benefits.

Legal basis:

Article 14 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Unemployment Insurance

An unemployed person who has the following conditions can receive unemployment insurance benefits:

(1) Participating in the unemployment insurance in accordance with the provisions of the regulations, and the host unit and the person has fulfilled the obligation to pay contributions in accordance with the provisions of the regulations for one year;

(2) Interruption of employment other than due to the person's own will. (ii) If the employment is interrupted not because of one's own will;

(iii) If one has registered as unemployed and has a request for job-seeking. During the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits, the unemployed shall enjoy other unemployment insurance benefits at the same time in accordance with the regulations.