Chương II Nghị định 115/2015/NĐ-CP: Một số chế độ bảo hiểm xã hội bắt buộc

Chapter II

TYPES OF COMPULSORY SOCIAL INSURANCE

Section 1. MATERNITY BENEFIT FOR FEMALE EMPLOYEES AS SURROGATE MOTHERS AND INTENDED MOTHERS

Article 3. Maternity benefit for female employees as surrogate mothers

The maternity benefit for female employees prescribed in Clause 1 Article 35 of the Law on Social insurance as follows:

1. Each female employee as surrogate mother (hereinafter referred to as the surrogate mother) who is contributing to the fund of sickness and maternity of the compulsory social insurance shall be entitled to take leaves for 5 prenatal check-ups, one day for each check-up; the employee who lives far from health facilities or have pathological signs or abnormal pregnancy is entitled to take a two-day leave for each prenatal check-up.

The leave period specified in this Clause shall be counted in working days, excluding public holidays, New Year holidays and weekly days off.

2. Each surrogate mother who is contributing to the fund of sickness and maternity of the compulsory social insurance shall be entitled to take a maternity leave as prescribed by a competent health establishment when getting miscarriage, abortion, stillbirth or pathological abortion. The maximum leave period is:

a) 10 days, for pregnancy of under 5 weeks;

b) 20 days, for pregnancy of between 5 weeks and under 13 weeks;

c) 40 days, for pregnancy of between 13 weeks and under 25 weeks;

d) 50 days, for pregnancy of 25 weeks or longer.

The maternity leave period specified in this Article is inclusive of public holidays, New Year holidays and weekly days off.

3. When a surrogate mother gives childbirth and satisfies all requirements prescribed in Clause 2 or Clause 3 Article 31 of the Law on social insurance, she shall be entitled to the following benefit:

a) A lump-sum benefit equaling 2-month base salary for each child in the month of childbirth;

b) The maternity leave until the time of relinquishing the child to the intended mother, with the leave period not exceeding the period prescribed in Clause 1 Article 34 of the Law on Social insurance;

In case the maternity leave period from the date of childbirth to the time of relinquishing the child is shorter than 60 days, the surrogate mother is entitled to continue enjoying the maternity benefit until such leave period reaches full of 60 days, including public holidays, New Year holidays and weekly days off.

The time relinquishing the child to the intended mother is the time mentioned in the document certifying the time relinquishing the child between the surrogate mother and the intended mother.

c) Each surrogate mother whose health has not yet recovered within the first 30 working days after the maternity leave period specified in Clause 2, Point b Clause 3 of this Article, is entitled to take leave for convalescence and health rehabilitation as prescribed in Article 41 of the Law on Social insurance, unless she terminates the labor contract or quit job before the time of childbirth.

4. When the surrogate mother gives birth, her husband, who is currently paying compulsory social insurance to the fund of sickness and maternity social insurance whose is entitled to a maternity leave as prescribed in Clause 2 Article 34 of the Law on Social insurance.

5. The maternity benefit levels for the surrogate mother shall be granted as prescribed in Article 39 of the Law on Social insurance and determined according to the average of salaries of 6 months preceding the leave on which social insurance is paid.

If the surrogate mother has paid social insurance for only under 6 months, the benefit level under the maternity benefit specified in Clause 1 and Clause 2 of this Article is the average of salaries of the months for which social insurance has been paid.

6. The maternity leave period of 14 working days or longer in a month shall be regarded as a period of social insurance payment. During this period, the surrogate and the employer are not required to pay social insurance.

If the surrogate mother terminates the labor contract or quits job before her childbirth, the maternity leave period shall not be regarded as a period of social insurance payment.

Article 4. Maternity benefit for female employees as intended mothers

The maternity benefit for the female employee as intended mother (hereinafter referred to as intended mother) prescribed in Clause 2 Article 35 of the Law on Social insurance as follows:

1. If the intended mother has paid compulsory social insurance to the fund of sickness and maternity for 6 months or longer within 12 months until the time of receiving the child, she is entitled to the following regimes:

a) A lump-sum payout equaling 2-month base salary for each child in the month of childbirth if the surrogate mother fails to pay compulsory social insurance premiums or satisfy requirements prescribed in Clause 3 Article 3 of this Decree;

If the surrogate mother and the intended mother do not pay compulsory social insurance or do not satisfy requirements prescribed in Clause 3 Article 3 of this Decree, the husband of the intended mother, who is paying compulsory social insurance to the fund of sickness and maternity shall be entitled to a lump-sum payout equaling 2-month base salary in the month of childbirth.

b) Taking maternity leave from the time of receiving child until the child is 6 months of age. If the intended mother has twins or more infants, she is entitled to an additional leave of 1 month for each infant from the second child;

If the intended does not take leave under Clause 4 of this Article, she is entitled to not only his/her salary but also the maternity benefit as prescribed.

c) In case the intended mother dies or her health declines that makes her unable to care for the child when the child is not enough 6 months of age, as certified by a competent health facility, the father or the direct fosterer is entitled to a maternity leave for the remaining period applicable to the mother as specified in Point b of this Clause;

d) If the father or the direct fosterer who is covered by social insurance does not take leave under Point c of this Clause is entitled to not only his/her salary but also the maternity benefit for the remaining period applicable to the mother as specified in Point b of this Clause;

dd) After childbirth, if an under-6-month child dies, the intended mother is entitled to take maternity leave as prescribed in Clause 3 Article 34 of the Law on Social insurance.

2. The maternity benefit levels for the intended mother shall be granted as prescribed in Article 39 of the Law on Social insurance and determined according to the average of salaries of 6 months preceding the leave on which social insurance is paid.

3. The maternity leave period of 14 working days or longer in a month shall be regarded as a period of social insurance payment. During this period, the intended mother and the employer are not required to pay social insurance.

If the intended mother terminates the labor contract or quits job before the time of receiving child, the maternity leave period shall not be regarded as a period of social insurance payment.

Article 5. Procedures for maternity benefit claim applicable to surrogate mothers and intended mothers

1. A claim for maternity benefit applicable to surrogate mother getting prenatal check-ups, miscarriage, abortion, stillbirth or pathological abortion includes:

a) A certificate of maternity leave eligible for social insurance benefit in case of outpatient treatment, or an original or a copy of the hospital discharge paper, in case of inpatient treatment;

b) The list of employees taking maternity leave made by the employer.

2. A claim for maternity benefit applicable to surrogate mother upon her childbirth includes:

a) A copy of the agreement on altruistic gestational surrogacy prescribed in Article 96 of the Law on marriage and families 2014; a document certifying the time of relinquishing the child between the intended mother and the surrogate mother;

b) A copy of the birth registration certificate or birth certificate of the child;

c) The list of employees taking maternity leave made by the employer;

d) A copy of the child’s death certificate, in case the child dies whereas the maternity leave period is shorter than 60 days;

dd) A copy of the mother’s medical record or hospital discharges paper in case the child dies after birth without being granted the birth certificate;

e) A copy of the surrogate mother’s death certificate, in case the mother dies in childbirth;

g) A competent health facility’s document certifying that the surrogate mother has to take leave for pregnancy care.

3. A claim for convalescence and health rehabilitation benefit after maternity leave applicable to the surrogate mother shall be made as prescribed in Article 103 of the Law on Social insurance.

4. A claim for maternity benefit applicable to the intended mother upon the childbirth includes:

a) A copy of the agreement on altruistic gestational surrogacy prescribed in Article 96 of the Law on marriage and families 2014; a document certifying the time of relinquishing the child between the intended mother and the surrogate mother;

b) A copy of the birth registration certificate or birth certificate of the child;

c) The list of employees taking maternity leave made by the employer;

e) A copy of the intended mother’s death certificate, in case the mother dies in childbirth;

dd) A document certifying that the intended mother’s declining health making her unable to care for the child issue by a competent health facility;

e) A copy of the child’s death certificate, in case the child dies whereas he/she is not enough 6 months of age.

5. Each claim for maternity benefit applicable to the surrogate mother’s husband shall be prescribed in Clause 4 Article 101 of the Law on Social insurance as follows.

6. The claim pay for maternity benefit applicable to the surrogate mother and the intended mother shall be implemented as prescribed in Article 102 of the Law on Social insurance.

a) The employee shall submit the claim prescribed in Point a Clause 1, Points a, c, d, dd, e and g Clause 2 and Points a, b, d, dd and e Clause 4 and Clause 5 of this Article to the employer within 45 days from the first day at work after leave.

If the employee terminates the labor contract or quits job before the childbirth or the time of receiving child, he/she shall submit the claim and present the social insurance book to the social security agency at his/her residence.

b) Within 10 days from the date on which the adequate claim is received, the employer must prepare the claim prescribed in Clauses 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of this Article and submit it to the social security agency.

c) The social security agency shall pay benefit to the employee within 10 days from the date on which the adequate claim is received from the employer. Within 5 working days from the date on which the adequate claim is received from the employee who terminates the labor contract or quits job before the childbirth or the time of receiving child, the social security agency shall pay benefit to the employee.

If the application is rejected, they must provide explanation in writing.

7. If the social insurance agency fails to pay benefit by the prescribed deadline, the Article 116 of the Law on Social insurance shall apply.

Section 2. RETIREMENT BENEFIT

Article 6. Conditions for pension enjoyment

1. Each employee who is 50 years of age or older and has paid social insurance for 20 years or longer, including 15 years working in coal mines shall be entitled to a pension as prescribed in Point c Clause 1 Article 54 of the Law on Social insurance. The coal-mine works shall be prescribed in by the Minister of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs.

2. Each employee who is infected with HIV/AIDS due to occupational risks and has paid social insurance for 20 years or longer shall be entitled to a pension.

Article 7. Monthly pension

The monthly pension prescribed in Article 56 of the Law on Social insurance as follows:

1. The monthly pension of an employee equals his monthly pension rate multiplied by (x) the average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment.

2. The monthly pension rate of the employee who fully satisfies the conditions for pension prescribed in Article 54 of the Law on Social insurance shall be determined as follows:

a) From January 1, 2016 until January 1, 2018, each retired employee shall be entitled to a monthly pension rate of 45% equivalent to 15 years of social insurance payment, which shall be added with 2%, for male employees, or 3%, for female employees, for each additional year of social insurance payment provided that the maximum rate is 75%.

b) From January 1, 2018, each retired female employee shall be entitled to a monthly pension rate of 45% equivalent to 15 years of social insurance payment, which shall be added with 2% for each additional year of social insurance payment provided that the maximum rate is 75%;

c) From January 1, 2018, each retired male employee shall be entitled to a monthly pension rate of 45% equivalent to the number of years of social insurance payment in the below table, which shall be added with 2% for each additional year of social insurance payment provided that the maximum rate is 75%.

3. The statutory retirement ages as the basis for determination of the number of years of early retirement on which a decrease in pension rate prescribed in Clause 3 Article 56 of the Law on Social insurance shall be based as follows:

a) The statutory retirement ages of employees, in the normal working condition prescribed in Point a Clause 1 Article 54 of the Law on Social insurance, shall be 60 years of age for males and 55 years of age for females;

b) The statutory retirement ages of employees, in the heavy, harmful or dangerous working condition or extremely heavy, harmful or dangerous working condition or in areas with a region-based allowance coefficient of 0.7 or higher, shall be 55 years of age for males and 50 years of age for females;

c) The statutory retirement age of employees working in coal mines prescribed in Clause 1 Article 6 of this Decree shall be 50 years of age;

d) If the day and the month of birth of an employee are unidentifiable according to his/her documents, the January 1^st of his/her year of birth shall be based to determine the number of years of early retirement.

Article 8. Lump-sum social insurance payout

1. Each employee defined in Clause 1 and Clause 2 Article 2 of this Decree is entitled to a lump-sum social insurance payout upon request if they fall in any of the following cases:

a) He/she reaches the statutory retirement age specified Clauses 1, 2 and 4 Article 54 of the Law on Social insurance but has paid social insurance for under 20 years or he/she reaches the statutory retirement age specified Clause 3 Article 54 of the Law on Social insurance but has paid social insurance for under 15 years and does not continue paying voluntary social insurance;

b) He/she has not paid social insurance for under 20 years and does not continue paying social insurance after 1-year work ceasing.

c) He/she settles abroad;

d) He/she suffers a fatal disease, such as cancer, poliomyelitis, dropsy cirrhosis, leprosy, serious tuberculosis, HIV infection progressing into AIDS, or other diseases as prescribed by the Ministry of Health;

2. The lump-sum social insurance payout shall be calculated based on the number of years of social insurance payment; for each year of payment they are entitled to:

a) 1.5-month average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment, for the years of payment prior to 2014;

b) 2-month average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment, for the years of payment since 2014;

c) In case the period of social insurance payment (hereinafter referred to as payment period) is under 1 year, the social insurance benefit must equal the paid amount but must not exceed 2-month average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment.

3. The lump-sum social insurance payout prescribed in Clause 2 of this Article is exclusive of the State’s monetary support for payment of voluntary social insurance, except the case specified at Point d, Clause 1 of this Article.

4. The time for claiming the lump-sum payout is the time stated in decisions of social security agencies.

5. The claim for lump-sum social insurance payout shall be prescribed in Article 109 and Clauses 3 and 4 Article 110 of the Law on Social insurance.

Article 9. Average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment for determination of pension or lump-sum benefit

Average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment for determination of pension and lump-sum benefit prescribed in Article 62 of the Law on Social insurance (hereinafter referred to as average monthly salary) shall be determined as follows:

1. Each employee subject to the State-prescribed salary regime and having the entire period of social insurance payment under this salary regime, his/her payment period shall be determined as follows:

a) The last 5 years prior to retirement if he/she begins paying social insurance before January 1, 1995;

b) The last 6 years prior to retirement if he/she begins paying social insurance between January 1, 1995 and December 31, 2000;

c) The last 8 years prior to retirement if he/she begins paying social insurance between January 1, 2001 and December 31, 2006;

d) The last 10 years prior to retirement if he/she begins paying social insurance between January 1, 2007 and December 31, 2015;

dd) The last 15 years prior to retirement if he/she begins paying social insurance between January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2019;

e) The last 20 years prior to retirement if he/she begins paying social insurance between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2024;

g) The entire payment period if he/she begins paying social insurance from January 1, 2025.

2. Each employee who has the entire payment period the employer-decided salary regime, the average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment of the entire period shall apply.

3. Each employee who have both a payment period under the State-prescribed salary regime and a payment period under the employer-decided salary regime, the average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment of these periods shall apply, which for the payment period under the State-prescribed salary regime specified in Clause 1 of this Article shall begin from the time of paying compulsory social insurance. If the above payment period is shorter than the periods prescribed in Clause 1 of this Article, the average month salary of the former period shall still apply.

4. When an employee having a payment period of 15 years or longer according to the salary paid for any of the following jobs changes to another job having lower salary for which the social insurance is paid, his/her monthly average salary as the basis for pension equals the highest salary in the jobs prescribed in the below Point a or the salary paid before changing new job corresponding to the number of years prescribed in Clause 1 of this Article:

a) Extremely heavy, hazardous or dangerous jobs and heavy, hazardous or dangerous jobs in the pay scale and salary scale set by the State;

b) Officers or professional soldiers in the people's army, professional and technical officers in the people's police, cipher officers who are salaried like people's army or police personnel before switching to work in agencies, organizations, units or enterprises where they are subject to the salary regime set by the State.

5. Each employee having the payment period applied the salary regime by the State before October 1, 2004 that claims for social insurance from January 1, 2016 shall have his/her monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment changed to the salary regime regulations at the work ceasing time.

6. When an employee that is subject to the salary regime set by the State and has paid social insurance including seniority pay changes to another job not entitled to seniority pay and the monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment for pension determination does not include seniority pay, his/her average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment at the retirement time plus seniority pay(if eligible), corresponding to the payment period, may be changed to the salary regime prescribed in the retirement time for the pension determination.

In case the employee changing to another job is entitled to a seniority pay and his/her monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment includes such seniority pay, the monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment for pension determination shall comply with Clause 1 of this Article.

Article 10. Adjustment of salaries for which social insurance have been paid

The adjustment of salaries for which social insurance premiums have been paid prescribed in Article 63 of the Law on Social insurance shall be prescribed as follows:

1. Salaries for which social insurance payment premiums have been paid for calculation of the average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment for employees subject to salary regime set by the State shall be adjusted based on the basic salary at the time of enjoying the retirement regime, for employees paying social insurance premiums prior to January 1, 2016.

Each employee starting participating in social insurance from January 1, 2016 shall have his/her monthly salaries for which social insurance have been paid adjusted for calculation of the monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment as prescribed in Clause 2 of this Article.

2. Salaries for which social insurance premiums have been paid for calculation of the average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment applicable to employees subject to salary regime set by employers shall be adjusted as follows:

a) The adjusting rate of salaries for which social insurance have been paid shall be calculated according to the average consumer price index (CPI) of the year in the below formula:

Where:

- t is any of years in the adjustment period;

- The adjusting rate of salaries for which social insurance has been paid of the year t shall be rounded to two decimal places and the lowest rate is 1 (one)

b) The adjusting rate of salaries for which social insurance have been paid of the years prior to 1995 shall equal the adjusting rate of salaries for which social insurance have been paid of 1994.

3. Annually, the Minister of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs shall promulgate regulations on adjustment rate of salaries for which social insurance have been paid applicable to employees subject to salary regime set by employers as prescribed in Clause 2 of this Article and the annual average CPI announced by General Statistics Office of the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Article 11. Retirement benefit for employees paying voluntary social insurance

Retirement benefit for each employee paying voluntary social insurance prescribed in Article 71 of the Law on Social insurance as follows:

1. The period over which the retirement benefit is paid is total payment periods of voluntary and compulsory social insurance.

2. Each employee having a total payment period of voluntary and compulsory social insurance of 20 years or longer shall have the standard retirement age of 60 years of age for male and 55 years of age for female, excluding the cases prescribed in Clause 5 of this Article.

3. The monthly pension of an employee equals his monthly pension rate multiplied by (x) the average monthly income as the basis for social insurance payment prescribed in Clause 4 of this Article.

4. The average monthly income as the basis for social insurance payment for determination of pension and lump-sum allowance shall be:

Where:

- The average monthly salary as the basis for compulsory social insurance payment shall be calculated as prescribed in Article 9 of this Decree.

- The average monthly salary as the basis for voluntary social insurance payment shall be the monthly income for which the voluntary social insurance has been paid which is adjusted as prescribed in Clause 2 Article 79 of the Law on Social insurance.

5. Regarding each employee having paid compulsory social insurance for 20 months or longer:

a) His/her standard retirement shall be prescribed in Clauses 1, 2 and 4 of Article 54 and Article 55 of the Law on Social insurance and Article 6 of this Decree;

b) His/her lowest monthly pension shall equal the base salary, excluding entity prescribed in Point e Clause 1 Article 2 of this Decree.

6. The lump-sum benefit upon retirement shall be calculated as prescribed in Article 58 of the Law on Social insurance, each year of social insurance payment in excess of the number of years corresponding to the 75% pension rate shall be expressed as 0.5 month of the average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment prescribed in Clause 4 of this Article.

7. The lump-sum social insurance payout for employees shall be prescribed in Article 8 of this Decree. The lump-sum social insurance payout shall be calculated according to the average monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment prescribed in Clause 4 of this Article.

Section 3. SURVIVORS BENEFIT

Article 12. Survivors benefit for relatives of employees paying voluntary social insurance

The survivors benefit for relatives of an employee paying voluntary social insurance prescribed in Article 71 of the Law on Social insurance shall be prescribed as follows:

1. The period over which the survivor benefit is paid is total payment periods of voluntary and compulsory social insurance.

2. When any of the following employees dies, the persons who take charge of their funeral are entitled to a lump-sum funeral benefit worth 10-month base salary:

a) The employee who has paid compulsory social insurance for 12 months or longer;

b) The employee who has paid both compulsory and voluntary social insurance for 60 months or longer;

c) The employee who dies of a labor accident or an occupational disease or dies during treatment due to a labor accident or an occupational disease;

d) The person who is on pension or monthly labor accident or occupational disease benefit and has ceased working.

3. When the persons defined in Clause 2 of this Article are declared dead by the court, their relatives are entitled to the funeral benefit worth 10-month base salary in the month of declaration.

4. When an employee defined in any of the following cases, dies, his/her relatives meeting requirements prescribed in Clause 2 and Clause 3 Article 67 of the Law on Social insurance are entitled to a monthly survivor benefit:

a) He/she has paid social insurance for 15 years or longer;

If the employee has only paid social insurance for 14 years and 6 months or longer but not enough 15 years, his/her relatives may continue paying the social insurance to the fund of retirement and survivorship with the premium equaling 22% of the employee’s monthly salary as the basis for social insurance payment before his/her death;

b) He/she dies of a labor accident or an occupational disease or dies during treatment due to a labor accident or an occupational disease;

c) He/she is on monthly labor accident or occupational disease benefit for their working capacity decrease of 61% or more;

d) He/she is on pension and his/her period of compulsory social insurance payment is 15 years or longer.

The levels of monthly survivor benefit shall be prescribed in Article 68 of the Law on Social insurance.

5. Relatives of the employee defined in Clause 1 of this Article who are entitled to a lump-sum survivor benefit include:

a) The employee does not fall in any of the cases in Clause 4 of this Article;

b) The employee falls in one of the cases specified in Clause 4 of this Article but have no relative eligible for the monthly survivor benefit as defined in Clause 2 and Clause 3 Article 67 of the Law on Social insurance;

c) His/her relatives who are entitled to the monthly survivor benefit as defined in Clause 2 and Clause 3 Article 67 wish to receive a lump-sum survivor benefit, except under-6 children, children or spouses suffering a working capacity decrease of 81% or more.

6. Levels of lump-sum survivor benefit:

a) The lump-sum survivor benefit for relatives of an employee who is paying social insurance or of an employee who has his/her period of social insurance premium payment preserved shall be calculated as prescribed in Clause 1 Article 70 of the Law on Social insurance and the average monthly income mentioned in Clause 4 Article 11 of this Decree.

b) The lump-sum survivor benefit for relatives of dead pensioners shall be calculated as prescribed in Clause 2 Article 70 of the Law on Social insurance.

c) The lump-sum survivor benefit for relatives of an employee who is on monthly labor accident or occupational disease benefit for their working capacity decrease of 61% or more and has not claimed a lump-sum social insurance payout shall be prescribed similarly to an employee who has his/her period of social insurance premium payment preserved.

The lump-sum survivor benefit for an employee who is on monthly labor accident or occupational disease benefit and claimed a lump-sum social insurance payout shall equal 3-month labor accident or occupational disease benefit.

Article 13. Survivor benefit for persons on monthly pension, working capacity loss benefit, labor accident or occupational disease benefit and survivor benefit

1. If a person on pension before January 1, 2016 dies from January 1, 2016, the persons who take charge of his/her funeral are entitled to a lump-sum funeral benefit worth 10-month base salary determined in the month when he/she dies, and his/her relatives are entitled to monthly survivor benefit or a lump-sum benefit as prescribed in Section 5 Chapter III of the Law on Social insurance and Section 3 Chapter II of this Decree.

2. If a person on monthly benefit of working capacity loss before January 1, 2016 dies from January 1, 2016:

a) The persons who take charge of his/her funeral are entitled to a lump-sum funeral benefit worth 10-month base salary determined in the month when he/she dies;

b) His/her relatives prescribed in Clause 2 Article 67 of the Law on Social insurance shall be entitled to monthly survivor benefit as prescribed in Article 68 of the Law on Social insurance. If the person has no relative eligible for the monthly survivor benefit, the relatives shall be entitled to a lump-sum survivor benefit equaling 3-month working capacity loss benefit before his/her death.

3. If a person on monthly labor accident or occupational disease benefit ceases his/her work before January 1, 2016 and dies from January 1, 2016, the persons who take charge of his/her funeral are entitled to a lump-sum funeral benefit worth 10-month base salary determined in the month when he/she dies, and his/her relatives are entitled to survivor benefit as follows:

c) Upon the death of a person who is on monthly labor accident or occupational disease benefit for their working capacity decrease of 61% or more, his/her relatives meeting requirements prescribed in Clause 2 and Clause 3 Article 67 of the Law on Social insurance shall be entitled to monthly survivor benefit;

b) Upon the death of a person who is on monthly labor accident or occupational disease benefit other than the entity prescribed in Point a of this Clause and has paid social insurance but has not claimed a lump-sum social insurance payout, the survivor benefit shall be implemented similarly to a person who has his/her period of social insurance premium payment preserved before the death.

4. Upon the death of a person who is on both monthly pension and labor accident or occupational disease, his/her relatives shall be entitled to survivor benefit similarly to the benefit for a dead person who is on pension.

5. Each under-18 relative who is on monthly survivor benefit before January 1, 2016 shall continue receiving monthly survivor benefit until 18 years of age, unless he/she suffers decreased work capacity of 81% or higher.

Article 14. Monthly survivor benefit for other relatives and lump-sum survivor benefit

1. An under-18 relative other than the persons prescribed in Point d Clause 2 Article 67 of the Law on Social insurance shall be eligible for monthly survivor benefit until 18 years of age, regardless of his/her decreased work capacity of 81% or higher.

2. In case there are many relatives eligible for a lump-sum survivor benefit, they shall assign a representative receiving the survivor benefit in writing.