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Family benefits
Publication: 07 December 2020 Last update: 13 November 2024
You are eligible for the Family allowance if you are an employee or receive employment benefits such as, for example, The New Social Insurance for Employment (NASpI), Wage Compensation Fund, CIG, or Special Wage Compensation Fund for Agricultural Workers (CISOA) payments, or pensions from the employees pension scheme.
You are also eligible if you are enrolled in the separately managed or domestic workers social security and pension scheme.
You are not eligible if you are a self-employed worker, unless you are already retired with a pension paid out by the self-employed workers pension scheme.
The amount varies depending on the features of the household unit: type (e.g. married couple or single-parent), composition, and income of household unit.
Legislative Decree 230/2021, which introduced the Single and Universal Allowance (AUU), provided for the termination of benefits under Article 2 of Decree-Law No 69 of 13 March 1988 (ANF), limited to households with children and orphans. Therefore, ANF applications for periods starting on or after 1 March 2022 (inclusive) may only be submitted for childless households.
Applications must be submitted electronically to the Institute following the specific procedures available for each category of worker (e.g. Family Allowance dedicated to private sector employees, Family Allowance for separate Pension scheme) accessible within the Income support benefits claims service.
To find out under which circumstances and how you can file an application, what you are entitled to and whom you can contact, please check the following chapter in the MISSOC (Mutual Information System on Social Protection) Guide.
Please note: updates for 2020 are being published by the MISSOC Secretariat.