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Aged 65 or 60 in the case of old age due to disability. The disability must be permanent and total for the normal profession, and not derived from work-related injury or occupational disease.
Without the right to any other pension charged to the schemes of the Social Security System, or to labour sectors pending inclusion in the same, with the exception of the any widowhood pensions that they may be beneficiaries of.
Affiliated in the Worker's Retirement Scheme or with 1,800 days of contribution paid up in the Compulsory Elderly and Disability Insurance (SOVI) Scheme prior to 1-1-67.
Financial benefits granted under Law 3/2005, of 18 March, to Spanish citizens forced to move abroad, while they were minors, as a result of the Spanish Civil War, pensions received by partially disabled or first degree disabled veterans from the Spanish Civil War, regardless of the applicable legislation at that time, special pensions arising from of acts of terrorism or the third-party assistance benefit will not be considered as concurrent pensions.
However, when the sum of all concurrent pensions (once revalued and calculated annually), plus the SOVI, is less than the fixed amount for the latter (calculated annually), the SOVI pension will be revalued to an amount equal to the resulting difference. This difference cannot be consolidated.
If it is concurrent with a widow's/widower's pension, the sum of the widow's/widower's pension or pensions and the SOVI pension cannot be more than double the minimum widow's/widower's pension for recipients aged 65 or over at any time, calculated annually. Should the aforementioned limit be exceeded, the SOVI pension will be reduced accordingly.
The collection of the pension is incompatible with performing any public or private job or activity, as an employee or self-employed worker, which causes the pensioner to be included in a Social Security scheme.
The SOVI pensions are compatible with the special economic benefits, regulated by Law 3/2005, which are granted to Spanish citizens who went to live abroad during the period between 18.07.1936 and 31.12.1939, as a result of the Spanish Civil War and, have spent most of their lives living outside of Spain.
Under no circumstances will these benefits be considered as simultaneous benefits when determining the amount of the SOVI pension (|art. 4 Law 3/2005, of 18 March).