How long can social security be suspended? Can I pay the social security 1 year later?

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 choose not to work, you can change social security into individual contributions, and only need to pay social security pension and medical insurance, so that medical insurance will not expire and re-charge. If you have a new job in the future, you can continue to pay the same fees as units and individuals.

As long as the cumulative minimum payment of social security pension is 15 years, you can enjoy social security pension benefits. If it breaks in the middle, it needs to be handed in later. There is a waiting period of 90 days after enrollment, 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.