to sir dave about sa kukmin

good day po sir dave, ask ko lng po tungkol sa kukmin na pwede n daw po makuha dito khit hindi n mg exit sa pinas po pgkatpos ng contrata ng 6 yrs. sabi daw po my extention png 45 days para dito na makuha ang kukmin po. maraming sa salamat po in advanced sa inyong sagot..

honey0910 wrote:good day po sir dave, ask ko lng po tungkol sa kukmin na pwede n daw po makuha dito khit hindi n mg exit sa pinas po pgkatpos ng contrata ng 6 yrs. sabi daw po my extention png 45 days para dito na makuha ang kukmin po. maraming sa salamat po in advanced sa inyong sagot..

as we know kabayan wala pang ganyang news....

sa pinas tlaga makukuha ang kukmin mo once n mag exit kna....

monitor nila yan sa immigration kung naka exit n ang a=isang workers o hndi...

salamat po sa inyong sagot..

Iyan ba yong pension refund na mkukuha sa nps office?
parang meron ata dito pero di ko cgurado sa info,

eps_daegu wrote:Iyan ba yong pension refund na mkukuha sa nps office?
parang meron ata dito pero di ko cgurado sa info,

oo kabayan... ung na nga un

Salamat kabayan!

Same same din, didn’t heard sa extended 45 days..
Tungkol naman doon sa kukmin na makukuha dito?
Ito po yong link,
http://www.nps.or.kr/html/download/guide_for_foreigners_3.pdf

At sa iba pang guidance, I will post it later.

neon_rq wrote:

honey0910 wrote:good day po sir dave, ask ko lng po tungkol sa kukmin na pwede n daw po makuha dito khit hindi n mg exit sa pinas po pgkatpos ng contrata ng 6 yrs. sabi daw po my extention png 45 days para dito na makuha ang kukmin po. maraming sa salamat po in advanced sa inyong sagot..

as we know kabayan wala pang ganyang news....

sa pinas tlaga makukuha ang kukmin mo once n mag exit kna....

monitor nila yan sa immigration kung naka exit n ang a=isang workers o hndi...

kabayan natanong ko n din po sa NPS sa pinas po talaga makuha after daw mg exit po...salamt

Okay~
may mga changes nga siguro, Heto po ang impormasyon na ang pagka alam ko...

Pension Refund When In Korea

Application for Lump-Sum Pension Refun for Foreign Worker Still in Korea:
Foreign workers who have contributed to the National Pension Scheme and who are entitled to a lump-sum refund can apply for it prior to their departure from Korea by visiting their regional NPS office* and bringing with them the following documents.
Required documents
- An Application for Korean Benefits (The form is available in the regional offices and on-line.)
- a copy of your ID card
- your local bankbook.
- A copy of an airline ticket. (the date of departure has to be in less than a month from the date of the claim)
- If you are insured under other public pension schemes, a certificate of employment and a copy of a certificate of coverage should be presented.

*Addresses and Contact details for the Seoul and Regional NPS offices can be found on the National Pension Scheme website http://www.nps.or.kr/. Click on English - on the English Page look to the right to the map of Korea, click on Go>> and the list of offices will appear. Click on the one you want and all the contact details will appear.
When visiting the NPS office look for the sign that says "Kuk min yeon geum(국민연금)

Timing of refund payment depends on Pay Date:
Pension contributions are collected on the 10th of the month, so if your pay date is after that date, the final collection will be on the 10th of the following month, which means that your may not receive your refund until 2-3 weeks later. (see more in the personal experience below).

Receiving your refund outside Korea:
The National Pension Service will send your refund to you if you will no longer be in Korea by the time it is processed. Feedback indicates that the NPS is very efficient and generally willing to facilitate the process as much as possible for foreign claimants.
To receive your refund abroad, in addition to the items above, and in lieu of a local bankbook, you should provide NPS with documented proof of your receiving bank account - can be a voided cheque, a copy of a bank statement, etc.
If you don't have documentation regarding your account, the NPS will also arrange to send your your refund by cheque to your address in your home country (or to that of a relative, etc).

Receiving payment if you have left the country by the time it has been processed:
1. You can fill out the Overseas Remittance Form. If the system is responsible for you not getting your refund prior to your departure, the NPS will pay the transfer fee, but you will have to pay the bank charge levied by the receiving bank.
2. If you have international access to your bank account (something you should arrange to have some time prior to your departure) you can withdraw the money from overseas.
3. you can arrange for the refund to be paid into the account of a lawyer who will then remit it to you (make sure you have documented this authorization).


NPS Central Information Line: 'dial' 1355 (Korean-speaker only)
Information in English is available through 02-2176-8703 (ask for English speaker) or through your regional pension office

Option to claim benefits rather than lump-sum refund:
A foreign worker (who is eligible) can opt to claim pension benefits later rather than take the lump-sum refund. However, those who have received the refund cannot later claim benefits.

One person's experience in Seoul:
Many of you asked me to report back about my experience at the pension office. So, here goes…
To get to the Seoul office in my area…
Subway line no. 3 or 6, Bulgwang stop 322 or 612. Go out exit no.8. Walk straight to the first tall building on your right. This building is Daehan Insurance Building. The Pension Office is on the 3rd floor. It is very easy to find.

What to bring…
Passport,
Alien Registration Card,
Bank Name and Account Number (Bank Book),
Proof you are leaving the country (Plane Ticket),
You might also need your information for transferring money to your home country, so bring your routing number, bank name, bank address, and account number for that.

The situation…
The pension office collects pension on the 10th of each month. So if your employer pays on the 15th for example, the pension office must wait until the following 10th to collect. After they collect, it takes about 1-2 weeks for you to get your money. For example, my last pay check was March 15th, but the pension collects on April 10th. Therefore, they can refund my pension 1-2 weeks later, probably around the 26th of April.

To collect…If this is your situation and are still in the country all these weeks later, it’s especially simple to get your refun. You just give them your account number here and they’ll put it in your account. If you are not still in the country (as is my case), then you need to give them information to transfer money to your account in your home country. They will take care of the fee for wiring the money if it is their fault that you can’t get the money before you leave (as is my case). You must pay your own bank charges though. They also are going to check that your account is in your name only.


The information above is based on the information K4E ...(Some is from the NPS website).

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