How to get unemployment subsidy from social security card?

Unemployment benefits of social security cards can be extracted in the following two ways:

Online mode: you can log on to the national social insurance service platform or the website of the local social security department and apply for unemployment benefits according to the page prompts. Personal identification, social security card information and relevant unemployment certificates are usually required.

Offline mode: you can directly go to the local social security agency or designated bank outlets to submit an application for receiving unemployment benefits and provide the required supporting documents and materials.

Application conditions: Before applying for unemployment benefits, you need to make sure that you have met the relevant application conditions. Generally speaking, it is necessary to meet certain unemployment duration, age and social security payment requirements. The specific situation may vary from region to region, so it is recommended to know clearly in advance.

Withdrawal time: Unemployment benefits are not paid at one time, but monthly or quarterly. The specific release time will also vary from region to region, and you can consult relevant departments or websites when applying.

Note: When receiving unemployment benefits, you need to ensure that all the information provided is true and valid. If false information or materials are found, the application may fail or relevant legal responsibilities may be investigated.

To sum up, the unemployment benefits of social security cards can be withdrawn online or offline, and the specific methods and processes may vary from region to region.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) social insurance law

Article 51

Unemployed persons who have one of the following circumstances during the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits will stop receiving unemployment insurance benefits and enjoy other unemployment insurance benefits at the same time: (1) re-employment; (2) Those who should be conquered for military service; (3) Having emigrated; (four) enjoy the basic old-age insurance benefits; (5) Refusing to accept appropriate jobs or training provided by departments or institutions designated by local people's governments without justifiable reasons.