If you are a natural person who properly cares for a child with a long-term adverse health condition for up to 18 years of age, you are compulsorily insured for pension if you meet the following conditions:
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you properly care for a child with a long-term adverse health condition,
Proper care of a child for the purposes of pension insurance is care provided to a child in the interest of his or her all-round physical and psychological development, in particular adequate nutrition of the child, hygiene of the child, upbringing of the child and compliance with preventive examinations of the child.
The condition of proper care for the purposes of pension insurance is considered to be met if you provide proper care of the child personally or through another adult natural person or legal entity (nursery, kindergarten, etc.).
Note: If a child with a long-term adverse health condition under the age of 18 is properly cared for by more than one person during the same period, the Social Insurance Agency will register the person designated by their agreement as a state insured person.
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you and the child have permanent residence in the Slovak Republic,
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you are not granted an early old-age pension or disability pension,
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you have not reached your retirement age.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: All of the above conditions must be met simultaneously. If you do not meet one of the above conditions at a certain time, you do not belong to the group of persons who are compulsorily insured for pensions, and compulsory pension insurance will not arise for you, and if it has already arisen, it will cease to exist by law.
In the event of termination of proper care for a child with a long-term adverse health condition under the age of 18, the state insured person is obliged to deregister from pension insurance within eight days of his or her termination on the form Natural person registration sheet.