You can check the national pension payment amount after verifying your identity on the ‘National Pension by My Side’ (mobile app) and the National Pension website.
If you have checked the history of joining the national pension, but the minimum subscription period or expected pension amount is insufficient, you can check it through the additional payment system in which you pay the insurance premiums during the exemption period after the payment of the payment exception period and the exemption period after the payment of the pension insurance premium. 국민연금 납부액 조회
What is a Payment Exception? 좋은뉴스
This refers to those who are enrolled in the National Pension Scheme, but have been unable to pay premiums due to job loss or business suspension.
What is exclusion?
This applies if there is a period during which the application of the national pension is excluded due to career interruption, etc. after paying pension insurance premiums for at least one month.
National Pension Payment Inquiry Mobile App (National Pension by My Side)
Install the ‘National Pension by My Side’ app
Install the ‘National Pension by My Side’ app from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
After installation, log in with a public certificate, Naver certificate, or Kakao certificate.
After logging in, select ‘Inquiry’ and then select ‘Registration History’ from the frequently searched inquiry menu.
View payment details
If you select subscription details, you can view information such as pension insurance premiums paid and unpaid pension insurance premiums so far. Details of insurance premium payment are based on the date of reflection in the computer system of the Corporation (3 to 4 days after payment).
The premium for additional payment is calculated by multiplying the pension premium for the month in which the application for late payment belongs by the number of months for the period for which additional payment is requested. If an voluntarily subscriber makes an additional payment, there is an upper limit on the additional payment premium.
Check the national pension payment inquiry website
After accessing the National Pension Service homepage, select ‘electronic complaints’ in the menu at the top, and then select ‘individual complaints’ in order.
After moving to the personal complaint page, select ‘≡ View All Services’ at the top right corner, and then select Inquiry -> Subscription History Expected Pension -> Subscription History Inquiry.
After logging in (joint certificate, browser certificate, Kakao), you can check information such as paid and unpaid pension insurance premiums, details of pension insurance premiums, and details of pensions you can receive as an old-age pension.
National Pension Payment Inquiry Q&A
Q. Can I pay for someone else’s pension insurance premium?
it’s possible. It is also possible for family members, such as parents and siblings, to pay national pension insurance premiums on behalf of the individual. If you want to pay in advance, you can contact the nearest health insurance branch or call center (1577-1000).
Q. When a new employee joins the company, when is the national pension premium paid?
If you newly joined the company, you become a member of the national pension from the day you joined the company, and you must pay national pension insurance premiums from the month following the month in which the date of joining the company belongs to the month in which the date of resignation belongs.
However, if the joining date is the 1st, or if the subscriber wishes, insurance premiums can be paid from the month of joining.
Q. Can I pay the unpaid pension insurance premium in installments?
it’s possible. Since pension contributions are paid on a monthly basis, you can choose as many months as you want to pay.
However, if you want to receive a monthly bill for a certain month, you can apply through the nearest branch of the Health Insurance Corporation.
Bills requested before the 15th of each month can be checked in the current month, and bills requested after the 15th can be received in the following month. You will receive a bill from the front for unpaid months.
Q. Do I have to pay insurance premiums if I am receiving disability pension or survivors pension?
If you have income, you must pay it.
The National Pension is a structure in which a portion of the income is paid to those in need of pension when income is generated, and later, when you need to receive a pension, you receive a pension according to the amount of your contribution.
In other words, even if you receive disability pension or survivors pension, you must pay it if you are generating income.
In the future, if you receive a lump sum or an old-age pension with the premiums you paid, you can choose an advantageous one among the disability pension (or survivors’ pension) you are already receiving.
Q. If you paid insurance premiums in the region (workplace) and then newly joined the company, where do you pay the insurance premiums for that month?
You just have to pay where you paid first.
For example, if you paid personally and then got a job in January and became an office worker, you can pay the January portion individually by February 10th.
Conversely, if you paid the company and then left the company in January, you will be converted to an individual customer, and you can pay the company until January and pay personally from February.
However, if you join the company on the 1st of every month, you can pay it at your workplace from that month onwards.
Q. Can I pay the pension that has not been paid during the payment exception period later?
It’s not like that. You do not have to pay.
The payment exemption system is implemented to reduce the burden of subscribers by exempting them from paying insurance premiums during periods of inactivity, and there is no compulsory payment.
However, if you extend the subscription period later and receive an annuity instead of a lump sum, or if you apply to receive a larger pension amount, you can pay later.
Q. Why is there a late fee?
When you pay the pension premium, it is included in the national pension fund and used for fund management. The national pension is not a private insurance, but a public social security system. If you delay payment of premiums, the fund cannot be operated during that period, causing damage to all other subscribers.
In addition, among the types of national pension, there are guaranteed pensions such as disability and survivors pension, so providing the same benefits to those who faithfully pay and those who do not violate equity.
Q. If the monthly income is 2 million won, what is the pension insurance premium?
The national pension is required to pay 9% of average monthly income, so the pension premium is 180,000 won.