Pension for the Welfare of People with Permanent Disability: who can receive it, application and more
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The Pension for the Welfare of Persons with Permanent Disabilities is a social benefit of the Government of Mexico.
This benefit aims to offer financial assistance to people with disabilities, so that they do not suffer social losses due to their condition.
The benefit is paid in cash, and includes 3 main ranks: Children and young people from 0 to 29 years old, Adults aged 30 to 64 years of regions indigenous either Afro-Mexican and people with high degree of marginalization.
What is the Welfare Pension for Persons with Permanent Disabilities?
People with permanent disabilities may face some social challenges, and this is worse when it comes to less advantaged groups.
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With this issue in mind, the Government of Mexico created the Pension for the Welfare of Persons with Permanent Disabilities, a benefit that aims to provide these people with access to citizenship.
This is done through bi-monthly financial aid, and the purpose of the money is to guarantee a minimum income, so that the beneficiaries have access to services and products that are important for human dignity, in addition to providing them with opportunities.
Who has the right?
To be eligible for the Welfare Pension for Persons with Permanent Disabilities, you must first have some type of proven permanent illness.
In addition, it is important that the applicant belongs to one of the following groups:
- Children and young people from 0 to 29 years old;
- Adults aged 30 to 64 from indigenous or Afro-Mexican regions;
- Person with a high degree of marginalization due to social and economic criteria.
What are the amounts paid?
The amounts of the pensions for the Welfare of Persons with Permanent Disabilities are deposited bi-monthly, which means that a benefit is paid every two months.
The value corresponds to 2,950 pesos bi-monthly and may be paid in cash or deposit, depending on the method previously determined by the beneficiary.
See how to apply for your Permanent Disability Welfare Pension
To apply for the Pension for the Welfare of Persons with Permanent Disability you must meet the basic requirements, which you can consult by clicking here.
In addition to meeting the requirements, it is important to obtain a document that certifies the status of permanent disability.
Once done, simply open the application process with the Tax Agency. Remember that you must bring documentation:
- Official birth certificate;
- Official identification document;
- Certificate proving permanent disability;
- Contact phone number;
- Proof of address;
- Updated CURP.
If the person is unable to open the application themselves, a close relative may do so, but the degree of familiarity must be demonstrated.
After application and approval, the benefit will begin to be paid within 2 months.
To learn more about the Welfare Pension for Persons with Permanent Disabilities benefit, click the button below.
