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A funeral grant is a benefit payable on the death of: a NIS pensioner in receipt of Retirement (Old Age), Invalidity, Employment Injury Disablement, Widow/Widowers benefit or his/her spouse; or, a NIS contributor who has satisfied the required contribution conditions or his/her spouse; or,
- Get the Facts – National Insurance Scheme (NIS) Death Related Benefits
This benefit is payable to the next of kin of a deceased...
- National Insurance Scheme – Ministry of Labour and Social Security
Employment Injury Death Benefit: This benefit is payable...
- NIS Provides Range of Pensions and Benefits to Contributors
A Funeral Grant may be payable on the death of a NIS...
- Get the Facts – National Insurance Scheme (NIS) Death Related Benefits
24 lip 2019 · This benefit is payable to the next of kin of a deceased contributor whose death was the result of an accident on the job, or a disease prescribed by the National Insurance Act that is attributable to the nature of the job.
Employment Injury Death Benefit: This benefit is payable upon the death of an employee as a result of an accident arising out of and in course of insurable employment, or from any of the diseases prescribed by the National Insurance Act which can be attributed to the nature of the job.
Submit original documentary proof of death and Undertakers Receipt and Estimate, along with this application. This application is to be submitted within one year after the date of death.
This claim must be submitted three (3) months of the Date of Death of the Insured Person. Death Certificate of Insured. Receipt - bearing the name of the person (the applicant) who has stood the expenses for the turnout and referencing the name of the deceased.
The Death Benefit is a payment or periodical payments made to specific survivors of a deceased insured person who died as a result of an accident or of a prescribed industrial disease arising out of or in the course of employment.
11 sty 2024 · A Funeral Grant may be payable on the death of a NIS pensioner or his/her spouse; a NIS contributor or his/her spouse, or an employee whose death was a result of injuries sustained in insurable employment.
