How many times can I get social security unemployment insurance?

The limit of receiving unemployment benefits is the number of years of payment, not the number of times of receiving. As long as the conditions for receiving unemployment insurance benefits are met, there is no limit on the number of times to receive unemployment benefits. However, after re-employment, the payment time of unemployment benefits needs to be recalculated. After calculation, according to the collection standard, calculate the time limit that you can receive.

I. Provisions on the time limit for receiving unemployment benefits

According to the "Regulations on Unemployment Insurance", the time limit for the unemployed to receive unemployment insurance benefits is divided into three grades according to the difference in the accumulated payment time between the employer and the unemployed before unemployment:

1. The time limit for the insured to receive unemployment insurance benefits is determined according to the accumulated payment time before unemployment: if the accumulated payment time exceeds 1 less than 2 years, they can receive unemployment insurance benefits for 3 months.

2, the cumulative payment time of more than 2 years but less than 3 years, you can receive unemployment insurance for 6 months.

3, the cumulative payment time of more than 3 years but less than 4 years, you can receive 9 months of unemployment insurance.

4. If the accumulated payment time is more than 4 years but less than 5 years, you can receive unemployment insurance benefits of 12 months.

5. If the accumulated payment time exceeds 5 years, the number of additional months shall be determined according to the method of issuing unemployment insurance benefits every full year 1 month.

The maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits shall not exceed 24 months.