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Request a Certificate of Non-Acquisition of Tuition Fees Allowance for the Pensioner
- Last Updated 17 Jan, 2023
- Service Type : E-Service
- Service Mode : Online
- Service Provider : General Retirement and Social Insurance Authority
- Service Classification : G2C, G2B, G2G
- Topic : Employment and Workplace, Religion and Community
Intended Audience
Citizen: Employee
Service Description
This service allows pensioners or their agents to request a certificate of non-acquisition of tuition fees allowance from the General Retirement and Social Insurance Authority (GRSIA) website.
Online Instructions
- Visit GRSIA's website and click on "Individuals" to access the Online Services Portal for Individuals.
- Click on "Login" to sign in to the National Authentication System (NAS) using your username and password.
- Click on "Request for Pensioner Certificate" under Pensioners' Services or "Request For Agent (Pensioner/Beneficiary) Certificate" under Agents' Services.
- Choose Certificate of Non-Acquisition of Tuition Fees Allowance service.
- Fill out the required details, then submit your request.
Fees
No fees are required for this service.
Additional Information
- If you don't have a NAS account, you should create a new one to be able to use this service.
- This service is available through GRSIA's mobile app and the self-service machine at GRSIA's premises.
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