There is no income and no tax has been imposed since last year and two years ago, but this year the National Health Insurance premium has suddenly risen. . What do you mean?

Have you finished reporting that you didn't have any income?

If both last year and two years ago have no income and are tax-exempt, the difference in the National Health Insurance premium is only the difference in the per capita rate for each year.

What is conceivable is that last year, 20%, 50% and 70% of the per capita rate were reduced as a measure to reduce the National Health Insurance premium for low-income households, but this year there was no income last year. May not be able to judge whether it is a low-income household because it has not been declared, and it may not be possible to reduce it.

In such cases, if you submit a petition for income from the National Health Insurance Premium to National Health Insurance Section Insurance and Pension Division, 27th floor, and if it is recognized as a low-income household, 20%, 50% or 70% of the per capita premium will be reduced.

Answer:
Insurance and Pension Division National Health Insurance Section (No. 27 on the second floor)
Telephone: 045-540-2349 FAX: 045-540-2355