How long can you pay social security after receiving unemployment benefits

Collected unemployment benefits can pay social security after receiving. Specifically as follows:

1, the unemployed person unemployed before the unit and I according to the provisions of the accumulated contribution time of 1 year less than 5 years, the maximum period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits for 12 months;

2, the accumulated contribution time of 5 years less than 10 years, the maximum period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits for 18 months;

3, the accumulated contribution time of more than 10 years. The maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits is 24 months;

4. If a person is unemployed again after being re-employed, the period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits may be calculated by combining the period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits with the period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits that should have been received by the person who was unemployed in the previous unemployment but has not yet been received, but the maximum period shall not exceed 24 months.

The functions of the social security card are as follows:

1. The social security card records personal social security-related information, electronic vouchers and information inquiries;

2. It records basic information such as the name of the insured person, ID card number, year of birth, gender, ethnicity, and the location of the household;

3. It can inquire about the status of one's payment of old-age pension, unemployment, medical care, work-related injuries and maternity insurance. The situation.

Legal basis: Article 45 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Unemployment Insurance

Unemployed persons who meet the following conditions will receive unemployment insurance benefits from the Unemployment Insurance Fund:

(1) The employer and the person himself or herself have been paying unemployment insurance premiums for one year prior to the loss of employment;

(2) The person who If the employment is interrupted not because of one's own will;

(iii) If one has registered as unemployed and has a request to find a job.

Article 46

Where the employer and the unemployed person have accumulated contributions for one year but less than five years before becoming unemployed, the maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits shall be twelve months; where the accumulated contributions have reached five years but less than ten years, the maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits shall be eighteen months; and where the accumulated contributions have reached ten years or more, the maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits shall be twenty-four months. After re-employment, if you are unemployed again, the contribution time is recalculated, and the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits is combined with the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits that should have been received but have not yet been received in the previous unemployment, and the maximum period is not more than twenty-four months.