Can I still pay social security after a year of suspension?

You can pay social security again after stopping paying for one year.

Social security can be renewed after a one-year suspension. Social security renewal does not need any materials, just take my ID card to the Social Security Bureau to continue to pay social security.

If you don't want to work, you can change social security into individual contributions, and you only need to pay social security pension and medical insurance, so that medical insurance won't expire and be re-billed. With a new job, you can continue to pay jointly by units and individuals. It should be noted that social security pension can be enjoyed as long as the accumulated minimum payment is over 15 years. If it is broken in the middle, it will need to be paid later.

There is a waiting period of 90 days after medical insurance, and you can enjoy medical insurance benefits after 90 days. If the payment of medical insurance premiums is interrupted after the insured, the medical insurance reimbursement will be stopped from the next month. If the payment of medical insurance premiums has been stopped for more than 3 months, the insurance cannot be renewed, and it is necessary to re-participate in the insurance and recalculate the waiting period.

Social security can be interrupted and will never be cleared again, but interruption for a certain period of time will affect the insured's enjoyment of the corresponding social security benefits. If you continue to pay after the social security is broken, the previous payment is still counted, because the calculation method of social security is cumulative, no matter how many times it is interrupted.

There is no need to pay late fees for social security interruption. If you want to make up for the interruption, you need to pay according to the payment base. If you don't want to return it, you can leave this issue blank and hand it in.