In our country, the unemployed have the opportunity to receive unemployment benefits for a certain period of time, with minimum and maximum bases depending on the amount and duration of their contributions. So what happens when this benefit runs out? These unemployed, let’s call them Long timeHere is one last aid they can access in our country when their unemployment ends: extraordinary unemployment benefit.
Those who want to access this help They must have previously exhausted all available unemployment benefitsincluding contributions and charitable contributions.
Another requirement that must be met is Not have an income of more than 75% of the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI) monthly to ensure aid reaches those who need it most. Also the person asking for help You do not need to have benefited from this benefit before and be eligible for other benefits Unemployment is an indispensable condition for accessing this support.
Finally, applicants They must not be old enough to qualify for a pensionNot having left the last job against his/her own will and not working part-time, or having the employment contract suspended.
Duration and amount of extraordinary unemployment benefit
Duration of extraordinary unemployment benefit, 180 days and can only be taken once.
Aid amount 80% of the Multiple Impact Public Income Indicator (IPREM), currently €600 per monthThat is, the amount of extraordinary unemployment benefit 480 euros per month.
Payment of this aid will be made by the State Public Employment Agency in the month following the accrued month, between the 10th and 15th of the following month. Payment will be made to the bank account specified by the applicant.
The SEPE website states: “As long as the worker continues to meet the requirements of the lack of income and family responsibilities, he or she may accommodate the receipt of extraordinary unemployment benefits with part-time work. In this case, the rate proportional to the time worked will be deducted from the aid amount.”
Documents to claim extraordinary unemployment benefits
To apply for emergency unemployment benefits, you must submit a set of documents verifying the applicant’s identity, employment, and economic status.
Therefore, in order to benefit from this assistance, you must submit the following documents:
- official model The application containing the activity agreement can be downloaded here.
- Identity of the applicant and dependent children and it appears in this application. Spaniards will be required to present their DNI and foreigners residing in Spain their European Union citizen registration document or Alien Identity Card (TIE), as the case may be.
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Any Bank document showing your account number and we want to enjoy the benefit.
- Family Book or Birth or Family Population Registration Certificate. For foreigners, equivalent document with official translation into Spanish.
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If you claim to be a burden Disabled children over 26 years of age, You must present the disability certificate and recognized degree issued by INSS, IMSERSO or the competent body of the autonomous community.
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If required by the managing entity, income certificate.