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Apply for Social Security Pension for the Incapacitated for Work
- Last Updated 22 Jun, 2022
- Service Type : Offline Service
- Service Mode : Offline
- Service Provider : Ministry of Social Development and Family
- Service Classification : G2C
- Topic : Religion and Community
Intended Audience
Citizen: Parent, Business Owner, Employee
Service Description
This service enables any incapacitated citizen who is over 18 years old, and was proven by a competent medical authority for the inability to work because of illness or disability, has no breadwinner or sufficient source of income to live, and his family is included in the disbursement rate, to apply for a social security pension. The Cabinet Decision No. (46) of 2014 regarding determining the value of the pension due to the categories stipulated in Law No. (38) of 1995 concerning Social Security and its regulated rules.
Offline Instructions
- Download the application form.
- Submit the application form, along with the required documents including:
- QID card of the applicant, as well as his wife and children, in case of marriage
Fees
There are no fees for this service.
Additional Information
The applicant should be permanently resident in the country, should have a certificate proving his incapability of earning a livelihood, and his children should be enrolled in education.
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