Unemployment for half a year, must social security be paid back? He left his job in February last year and was unemployed for half a year. Now I'm going to my new unit.

First of all, I am in Qingdao, so the policy may be local and for reference only.

1, a total of 15 years means that it is enough before retirement, so according to your age. If you can pay this amount, you don't have to pay it back, because if you pay it back, you have to pay the individual part of the enterprise, which is not cost-effective, and there is a late payment fee.

2. Both endowment insurance and medical insurance belong to the category of social insurance. At present, there is no separate payment for medical care. Generally, it will be paid at the same time as other insurances, and medical insurance will be paid for 20 years. Normal medical insurance needs to be paid continuously for three years to enjoy the prescribed reimbursement ratio, and maternity insurance needs to be paid continuously for more than 12 months, so if you have these two needs, you can consider making up.

3. If it is an urban hukou, the provident fund has been sealed when leaving the original unit. This can only be paid by the company, and there is no problem of paying back the money. The provident fund paid by the original unit and you personally exists in this account, and the interest is paid once a year. If you buy a house, you can apply for a provident fund loan, but only if you pay it continuously for more than one month. If you have not been insured for more than three years, you can also go to the labor and social security department to issue relevant certificates and withdraw the provident fund from your account, or wait until you retire. If there is a new work unit and the new unit has provident fund, you can directly contact the original unit to handle the transfer of provident fund.

All related businesses of the provident fund cannot be handled by individuals, but only by the employer or the unit that seals the provident fund for you.

It's written in detail, so it should be clear after reading it.