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Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by playamonte
(Post 9238262)
I have read that once you join the system it will cover all pre existing conditions (will it not ?)
if you drop out of it for any reason without doing the proper 'baja' then you have a debt to pay to cover any period of non-payment if you 'baja' then at a later date 'alta' then cover starts again |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 9239516)
yes, for as long as you are in it..........
if you drop out of it for any reason without doing the proper 'baja' then you have a debt to pay to cover any period of non-payment if you 'baja' then at a later date 'alta' then cover starts again |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by Rotor
(Post 9241595)
Thats right , and so much for the "everyones entitled to healthcare" crap we keep hearing off certain posters, I think if he starts paying again (assuming he can afford it:eek:) then they will have to treat him but wheres the sense in paying autonomo when your to ill to work!! the sysytem here is really screwed up:thumbdown:
And more importantly have madical cover. If then he is too ill to work after a year, the process could be started to claim permanant illness, providing enough contributions have been made. It may not work, it may be a waste of time and effort, but having a go and being refused is better than not trying. |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by JLFS
(Post 9241610)
It does seem flawed, but that might the solution to the problem......if he could somehow start paying again, without having to pay back the rest straight away, even if later the deby can be repaid, then he would get sick pay, for a period while the doctor is giving him sick notes.
And more importantly have madical cover. If then he is too ill to work after a year, the process could be started to claim permanant illness, providing enough contributions have been made. It may not work, it may be a waste of time and effort, but having a go and being refused is better than not trying. |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by Rotor
(Post 9241626)
I dont disagree but why should an EU citizen have to jump through hoops to get medicare regadless of whether he has paid any SS or not ? the whole thing stinks:thumbdown: If a Spanish convicted SS fraudster came out of jail and had a heart attack he`d get immediate full cover for as long as it takes to recover:thumbdown:
but no matter how much we argue the toss, it does not change the way things are in Spain. Medical care is not universal, the same happens is France, Italy and other EU countries. There are choices, jump through the hoops in Spain, or go back to the UK and get it free. |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by JLFS
(Post 9241655)
Having lived in the UK, I agree with your sentiment,
but no matter how much we argue the toss, it does not change the way things are in Spain. Medical care is not universal, the same happens is France, Italy and other EU countries. There are choices, jump through the hoops in Spain, or go back to the UK and get it free. We choose to live here so have to abide by the Spanish ways! In just the same way as we have to accept that by being resident in the country of our choice... we automatically forfeit the benefits we may have been entitled to in the country of our birth....that's just the way it is! |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by megmet
(Post 9241703)
Good post JLFS...
We choose to live here so have to abide by the Spanish ways! In just the same way as we have to accept that by being resident in the country of our choice... we automatically forfeit the benefits we may have been entitled to in the country of our birth....that's just the way it is! |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by Rotor
(Post 9241739)
Wrong ,we choose to live in the EU where your rights are supposed to be the same in all countries.
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Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 9241748)
But surely people who move here should know what they are entitled to and what they aren't entitled to, so they cant complain
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Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by Rotor
(Post 9241753)
I think we should be treated the same as Spanish citizens , no better , no worse ,
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Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by cricketman
(Post 9241762)
And that isnt what happens? :blink:
I have heard cases of non-spanish having trouble accessing all sorts of things, but as often as not that's down to a language issue, not knowing what is available, or jobsworths not wanting to help foreigners or a combination of all three |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by cricketman
(Post 9241762)
And that isnt what happens? :blink:
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Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by Rotor
(Post 9241776)
Read all the posts and you will see that no,that is not what happens ,Spanish get full medical cover regardless of financial situation where as other EU residents have to meet a criteria:thumbdown:
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Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 9241774)
the way I understand it we are:blink:
I have heard cases of non-spanish having trouble accessing all sorts of things, but as often as not that's down to a language issue, not knowing what is available, or jobsworths not wanting to help foreigners or a combination of all three |
Re: Backpaying SS to get cover
Originally Posted by Rotor
(Post 9241739)
Wrong ,we choose to live in the EU where your rights are supposed to be the same in all countries.
Right now the Uk is trying to cut this, because it is unsustainable. But you are advocating that Spain, Italy and the res of the EU are out of step, surely it is the uk that is out of step with the rest of the EU in matters of benefits and such. So which country is more right in its adminsitation of such matters? |
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