Know what this new condition is about and what to do in case of suspension for not fulfilling it.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) You have several requirements for the holders of your benefits to receive your charge. An example of this are pensioners, which They must comply with a mandatory condition so that they do not suspend the monthly payment.
On the other hand, assignments, pensions and retirements will receive an increase in February due to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) registered by him National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC) in December last year.
IPS Retirees and Pensioners
Anses’s requirement to be able to collect pensions
From next month, the beneficiaries of Anses’ pensions They cannot be out of the Argentine territory for more than 90 days. To verify that this is met, the agency will obtain information from the National Migration Directorate. In case of staying in a foreign country for more than 3 months without carrying out the procedure to continue receiving it, The payment of assets will be suspended with the possibility of not being able to access the benefit again.
How to recover my Anses pension
If a pension is suspended for not being in Argentina within the stipulated period, the holder must return to the country and request the reactivacYoón. To do this, you must meet these steps:
- Request a turn at Anses’ offices.
- Complete the form PS 6.5 Impa Fugos claim and all the justification documentation that proves the need to receive the benefit again.
- Present all documentation in the agency’s offices.
Pension amount in February 2025
For February, all benefits will have a 2.7% due to the inflationary value of the same percentage registered in December. Therefore, the amounts of pensions will be the following:
- Non -contributory pension (PNC): $ 191,160,55
- Universal Elderly Pension (PUAM): $ 218,469.20
- Pension for mothers of 7 children: $ 273,083.50
Source: Ambito
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