Hello, if you want to continue to pay after five years of social security interruption, do you need to make up the five-year interruption fee?

If the social security is intermittent, you can choose to pay it back or not.

If you pay back, it will be cheaper to pay back the previous social security. After all, the social insurance premium will go up every year, but you have to pay some late fees.

If there is a unit to help you pay, you can also choose not to return it. As long as you have bought 15 years when you retire (which can be interrupted), you can go through retirement procedures and receive retirement wages.

As for how much, because social security is divided into several grades, so there is no way to say accurately. You'll know when you return it to the Social Security Bureau.

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.