2-2 Types of benefits
(1) Old-age employee’s pensions
When a person who has entered into the employee's pension become qualified to receive his/her old-age basic pension (having paid the national pension contributions for 25 years or more, including the period of time he or she has earned exemptions) the old-age employee’s pension will be added to his/her old-age basic pension from age 65 and above.
(2) Disability employee’s pension
Those who have become disabled during their period of subscription in the employee’s pension will, when they are qualified to receive the disability basic pension, have the disability employee’s pension added to their disability basic pension.
(3) Survivor’s employee’s pension
The survivors’ basic pension is provided to bereaved family members on top of their survivor’s basic pension if a person entered into the employee’s pension dies and meets certain qualifications.
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