What are the consequences of not paying pension insurance for two months?
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This post was last edited by Langzi BL on 2018-12-29 08:02. Is it necessary to make up the payment? What will be the consequences if it isn’t done? . I would like to seek advice from the experts here; I look forward to your patient replies.
Try pushing it yourself – does it really have any impact or not? . . . ?
This impact varies from city to city. For example, in Beijing, if the social security payments are suspended for two months, all benefits related to continuous payment of such insurance will have to be restarted from scratch. Of course, this has little impact on those with Beijing household registration; it mainly affects people from other regions who wish to obtain work residence permits or settle there through point-based systems. Shanghai has relatively relaxed policies; its points-based settlement system is more user-friendly, with points being accumulated over time and not reset to zero immediately. Therefore, as for what aspects will be affected by the suspension of relations, it is necessary to consult the local social security authorities for confirmation.
Thank you, I’ll give them a call to ask. :handshake
Urban areas have a significant impact; in smaller cities, breaking off relations for a few years has no effect. But in Beijing, even a month without those relations is enough to prompt people to start buying property or participating in the lottery again, as having a Beijing residence permit isn’t affected by such situations
Social insurance is calculated on a cumulative basis, but health insurance generally requires continuous payment; if you stop paying for one month, you will lose your health insurance coverage