PFU warned: some pensioners risk losing payments in November.
The Pension Fund of Ukraine warns that in November 2024, pension payments may be suspended for internally displaced individuals
This decision is due to the absence of mandatory six-month identification, reports Sud.ua.
According to the PFU information, citizens who became displaced persons before the start of the full-scale invasion must undergo the identification procedure every 6 months. If this requirement is not met, payments will be stopped.
To undergo identification, displaced pensioners can choose one of four methods:
- visit the "Oschadbank" branch or PFU service center in person with a passport;
- complete online identification through their personal account on the PFU web portal using Diia.Signature;
- initiate a video call with a representative of the Pension Fund;
- contact a foreign diplomatic mission (for those who are outside Ukraine).
The Pension Fund emphasizes the importance of timely identification to ensure the continuity of pension payments.
Displaced pensioners are advised not to delay undergoing the procedure to avoid payment suspension in November.
Previously, the PFU emphasized what pension, subsidy, and sick leave recipients should pay attention to.
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