
(d) children with a disability rate of 67% or more, until the end of the year in which they turn 24. Tertiary or Higher Education includes State Tertiary or Higher Education schools (Military, Police, Navy, Merchant Marine, etc.), as well as recognised institutions Abroad.īenefits shall be paid only during their studies and in no case after the end of the year in which they turn 24 (c) children who have reached the age of 18, if they are attending university or a technological educational institute or a recognised college or a public or private vocational training institute or are in their Post-Secondary Education Year – Apprenticeship Class. The obligation for adequate attendance due to unjustified absences of the dependent child, the benefit application may be resubmitted six (6) months after it has been established, subject to enrolment in the new school year The latter is considered to be the case where the dependent child is not obligated to repeat the same year due to their number of unjustified absences. (b) in the case of dependent children for whom the conditions for attending compulsory education are met, the benefit shall be granted on the condition that, on the one hand, they are enrolled in a school for the current school year and, on the other hand, that they have sufficiently attended school in the immediately preceding school year. 31 December of the year of the children’s birth shall be considered their date of birth

(a) unmarried children who come from a marriage, whether natural, adopted, or recognised, not exceeding the age of 18 or 19, provided that they are in secondary education.

6 Family The child benefit is paid taking into account the number of dependent children.Prior to each payment, the income is re-checked on the basis of the amended E1 declarations of all family members participating on the A21 and the benefit is recalculated. an additional EUR 56 per month per dependent child from the third child onwards.an additional EUR 28 per month for the second dependent child.EUR 28 per month for the first dependent child.an additional EUR 84 per month per dependent child from the third child onwards.an additional EUR 42 per month for the second dependent child.

EUR 42 per month for the first dependent child.an additional EUR 140 per month per dependent child from the third dependent child onwards.an additional EUR 70 per month for the second dependent child.EUR 70 per month for the first dependent child.2 Income The child benefit is paid taking into account the ‘equivalent family income’.Įquivalent family income is defined as the total actual or imputed income from all sources of domestic and foreign origin, before tax, after social security contribution deductions, excluding benefits not counted towards taxable income, of all family members, divided by the equivalence scale.įor the purpose of determining beneficiary households, three categories of equivalent household income have been set out, as follows:ĭepending on the category of equivalent household income, the benefit amounts are as follows:.
