No Application Needed: National Insurance Money Is on Its Way to Your Account

The National Insurance Institute will transfer the annual study grant directly to the bank accounts of eligible recipients on Tuesday, August 11, without the need to submit an application for most families. The grant is intended to help with financial preparations for the start of the school year, including purchasing school supplies and books. Eligible recipients include single, divorced, separated, or widowed parents of children born between January 1, 2009, and December 31, 2020, as well as large families with four or more children up to age 18 who receive certain benefits.

The National Insurance Institute announced that the annual study grant will be paid to eligible recipients on Tuesday, August 11, directly to their bank accounts, without the need to submit an application for most families. The grant is designed to help families with financial preparations for the start of the school year, including purchasing school supplies, books, and other items. Eligible recipients include single, divorced, separated, or widowed parents of children born between January 1, 2009, and December 31, 2020. In addition, large families with four or more children up to age 18 are eligible if they receive income support, general disability, alimony, or survivors' benefits. The payment is transferred automatically based on the data in the system, so most families will not need to take any further action. The announcement comes a few weeks before the start of the school year, a time when many families are preparing for increased expenses.