How long can social security be interrupted and how long can it be used after payment is interrupted?

At present, almost everyone has paid social security, but sometimes social security will be interrupted for some reasons. How long after the interruption, can I not renew it? I believe many people are very concerned about this issue, so let's find out how long social security can't be renewed.

How long can social security be interrupted before it can be renewed?

Social security can be renewed no matter how long it is paid, but it will have a certain impact on the old-age insurance, medical insurance and maternity insurance paid before. For example, the next month after medical insurance is paid off, the insured can only seek medical treatment at his own expense. And when the medical insurance is suspended for more than 3 months, the waiting period of 3~6 months will be renewed again (different requirements vary from place to place), and the medical insurance cannot be reimbursed during the waiting period. Therefore, it is not recommended that employees' social security be paid off unless necessary.

How long can I use it if I pay again after the payment is cut off?

1. After leaving the company, the company will no longer pay social security for us, and we will not be able to use medical insurance benefits from next month. If the medical insurance payment is interrupted within three months, the insured person can bring his ID card to the social security bureau of the insured place to pay back, and the medical insurance benefits will be restored the next month after the payment. Note: The supplementary payment is employee medical insurance, and the supplementary payment cost is high, which needs to be borne by the insured.

2. If the medical insurance payment is suspended for more than three months, the medical insurance payment time will be recalculated, and it will take six months to restore the medical insurance benefits, and the payment period cannot be reimbursed.

It can be seen that social security can be renewed no matter how long it takes, but the social security benefits we can get will inevitably be affected, so we should try our best to keep the social security contributions and not cut them off.