You can get an application form,
NFS1, from any post office, your local Social Welfare Office or by text request (
see Section 11).
If you are getting a payment from the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection and you have not already received an application form, complete and send form
NFS1 to the appropriate Section, as listed below.
| If you are getting: |
Send your completed form to: |
- Invalidity Pension
- Disability Allowance
- Incapacity Supplement
|
Social Welfare Services
Ballinalee Road
Longford
LoCall:
1890 927 770 (from Republic of Ireland only)
|
| If you are getting: |
Apply at: |
- Jobseeker's Allowance (for more than 15 months)
- Farm Assist
|
Your Local Intreo Centre or your Local Social Welfare Office
|
| If you are getting: |
Send your completed form to: |
- Widow's Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's (Contributory or Non Contributory) Pension
- Deserted Wife's Benefit or Allowance
- State Pension (Contributory or Non Contributory)
- Blind Pension
- One-Parent Family Payment
- Guardian's Payment (Contributory or Non-Contributory)
|
Social Welfare Services
College Road
Sligo
Tel: (071) 91 57100
LoCall:
1890 500 000 (from the Republic of Ireland only)
|
| If you are getting: |
Apply at: |
- Basic Supplementary Welfare Allowance (after 15 months)
|
Your Local Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection representative administering Supplementary Welfare Allowance
|
If you are getting a asocial security payment from a country
covered by EC Regulations or a Bilateral Social Security
Agreement with Ireland or if you are aged over 66 and not in
receipt of a qualifying payment, complete application form
NFS1 and send it to:
National Fuel Scheme Section
Social Welfare Services
College Road
Sligo
Tel: (071) 91 57100
LoCall: 1890 500 000
If you are calling from outside the Republic of Ireland please call +353 71 91 57100![]( "Call: +353 71 91 57100")
.
Important: If you are getting a payment from another
country and you are living with a person getting an Irish
social welfare payment who is also eligible for the Fuel
Allowance, the person getting the Irish social welfare
payment should apply.