"Korea is known among Chinese people as a 'pension hotspot,' and it has been found that a Chinese person who works in Korea for just one month and then pays 119 months' worth of National Pension premiums later to receive lifelong old-age pension can register their spouse, children, and parents residing in China as dependents and receive additional pensions. The National Pension Service additionally pays a dependent family pension to old-age pension recipients who have a spouse responsible for their livelihood, children under 19, or parents aged 63 or older, which serves as an additional family allowance. The problem is that there is no solid basis to restrict payments solely based on whether registered family members actually reside in Korea or have entered Korea. Assuming one parent and one spouse, Assuming one child is supported, in addition to the old-age pension, an additional annual pension of 715,350 won can be received. On top of that, the dependent pension amount increases annually at the same rate as the basic pension amount, and this year it rose by 2.1%. The National Pension does not impose any separate restrictions on the number of dependents eligible for the dependent pension, but if there are many children like candy besides parents and spouse, ,,, would be incredible!! From the pension finances funded by insurance premiums paid by the public, taxes and labor Is it appropriate to pay family allowance money to spouses and children of Chinese nationals who have never contributed to the Korean economy??? You can check whether the actual support relationship with dependents living abroad is maintained . That's what you did??? So far, you're saying they've just been handing it out??????
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