How long can social security be renewed after it is broken?

If it breaks down within 3 months, you can return it. If it is broken for more than 3 months, the payment period (continuous payment time) will have to be recalculated, which means that the medical insurance in social security will not be counted if it is broken for more than 3 months.

However, there are regulations in many places that if the social security is interrupted for more than a certain period of time, it cannot be paid back, and the social security payment time should be recalculated. Old-age insurance needs to be paid at least 15 years, and you can receive a monthly pension when you reach retirement age. If the payment is stopped halfway, it can be renewed, but it may affect the pension benefits after retirement.

Medical insurance must pay the fixed number of years in order to enjoy the treatment for life.

Women who have paid for medical insurance for 20 years and men who have paid for 25 years can enjoy lifelong medical insurance after retirement. Medical insurance is interrupted, and medical insurance benefits cannot be enjoyed during the interruption. However, medical insurance has a buffer period from the date of interruption. If the insurance has not been renewed for more than 3 months, the continuous payment period will be recalculated, and the medical insurance reimbursement amount and the medical insurance amount for major diseases will also be affected.

Once the payment of social security is cut off, it will not only have an impact on the "long-term" results of the insured's payment period accounting and social security benefits, but also have a more direct impact on the insured's short-term plans to buy a house, a car and settle down in some cities.