Last year and two years ago, there was no income and no tax has been imposed, but this year the National Health Insurance premium has suddenly increased. What do you mean?

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

If there is no income both last year and two years and tax exemption, the difference in the National Health Insurance premium is only the difference in the per capita rate for each year.

It is conceivable 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 For reasons such as not reporting, it is not possible to judge whether it is a low-income household, and it may not be reduced.

In such a case, for last year's income, please submit a “National Health Insurance Premium Income Statement” to National Health Insurance Section Insurance and Pension Division (F 27th floor), and if it is recognized as a low-income household, 20% of the per capita premium We reduce 50% or 70%.

Responsible:
Insurance and Pension Division National Health Insurance Section (2nd floor, 27th)
Phone: 045-540-2349 FAX: 045-540-2355