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How many years of payments to be eligible for pension / healthcare?

  • 27-06-2019 4:49am
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    I don't live in Ireland, and I won't be living in Ireland for quite some time.

    Is it PRSI that is used to determine access to benefits?

    I'm 31. If I want a state pension, when do I need to start sending money home to pay this? And how much? And if I wanted access to Irish healthcare, how much would I need to be sending home each month?

    Thanks.


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    splinter65
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    Ads by Google wrote: »
    I don't live in Ireland, and I won't be living in Ireland for quite some time.

    Is it PRSI that is used to determine access to benefits?

    I'm 31. If I want a state pension, when do I need to start sending money home to pay this? And how much? And if I wanted access to Irish healthcare, how much would I need to be sending home each month?

    Thanks.

    You can’t “send money home” to access either social welfare or medical care later in your life.
    Neither of those possibilities are available to you.


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