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Illness Benefit - SW 119
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How do I get my payment?
How do I get my payment?
Leaflet Sections
1
What is Illness Benefit
2
How do I qualify?
3
How many PRSI contributions do I need for Illness Benefit?
4
Does social insurance outside Ireland count?
5
Do I get Illness Benefit immediately?
6
How much can I get?
7
How do I get my payment?
8
How long does my payment last?
9
When and how do I apply?
10
Who decides on my Illness Benefit application?
11
Does living or working in another EU country affect my Illness Benefit?
12
Can I claim Illness Benefit while getting another social welfare payment?
13
What other benefits can I get?
14
What can I apply for if I do not qualify for Illness Benefit?
15
Will I have to be medically assessed while claiming Illness Benefit?
16
Can I be disqualified from claiming Illness Benefit?
17
Conditions while receiving Illness Benefit
18
What happens to my social insurance record while claiming Illness Benefit?
19
Can Illness Benefit be paid after someone dies?
20
Can I commence employment, education or training and still receive Illness Benefit?
21
Do I pay tax on Illness Benefit?
22
Where can I get more information?
Points to note
Illness Benefit can be paid weekly by:
direct payment into your account in a financial institution. This account must be a current or deposit savings account,
not
a mortgage account,
or
by cheque, which we post to you.
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Last Updated:
18/07/2011 18:04
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