Did you overpay your National Pension? Here's how to get a refund

Are you unknowingly overpaying into the National Pension? You can get back the amount you unfairly paid through the National Pension refund system. This article provides detailed information about National Pension refunds.

What are National Pension Refunds?

National Pension refunds are a system for receiving a refund of pension insurance premiums that have been double-paid or mistakenly paid due to administrative errors.

Why do refunds occur?

• Double Payment: When insurance premiums are paid twice
• Mistaken Payment: Payment due to incorrect information entry, etc.
• Income Change: Difference arising from adjustments to insurance premiums due to income changes
• Other: Overpayment due to other administrative errors

What is the deadline for applying for a refund?

The right to claim a refund expires after 5 years. Therefore, you must apply within 5 years from the date you paid the insurance premium.

How to check and apply for a refund?

🔗 How to check and apply for a National Pension refund

1. Access the National Health Insurance Service website: You can easily check and apply through the website.
2. Login: Log in with a digital certificate or I-PIN.
3. Select the refund inquiry/application menu: Check your eligibility for a refund and apply through the menu.
4. Enter refund account information: Enter your refund account information accurately.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• How long does it take to get a refund? It takes about 2-7 days after application.
• Under what circumstances can I receive a refund? Refunds are possible in various cases, such as double payment, mistaken payment, and income changes.
• Where do I apply? You can easily apply on the National Health Insurance Service website.

Don't miss out on your money! National Pension refunds can occur more easily than you think. Before the 5-year statute of limitations expires, be sure to check and apply to get back the amount you unfairly paid.