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Economic allowance for each minor under 18 years of age with a disability equal to or greater than 33% or over that age with a disability equal to or greater than 65%

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This consists of a financial allowance for each child  under 18 years of age and affected by a disability of 33% or more, or over that age when the degree of disability is 65% or more, in the care of the beneficiary, regardless of the legal nature of the relationship, as well as for minors in their care in foster care, permanent or guardianship for the purpose of adoption, who meet the same requirements.

Transitional regime

(First Transitional Provision Law 19/2021)
From 1 June 2020, the date of entry into force of Royal Decree-Law 20/2020, which establishes the minimum vital income, the financial allowance for each dependent child or child under 18 years of age without disability or with a degree of disability of less than 33 per cent has been abolished, and no new applications may be submitted for such persons. However, the beneficiaries of this financial allowance shall continue to receive this benefit until the requirements cease to be met and the benefit is terminated.

Applications submitted before 1 June 2020 shall be governed by the rule in force at the time of submission.

For these beneficiaries, the INSS has allowed the possibility of converting their entitlement from the financial allowance they were receiving to the transitional minimum vital income benefit.

On a residual basis, until the entitlement expires, the regulations applicable to beneficiaries to whom the transitional regime applies are maintained, as well as the rules and instructions for verifying the requirement of not exceeding the income limit established , taking into account the eligible income.


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