Insurance burden regulation

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Insurance burden regulations in the area of ​​statutory pension insurance are international agreements that distribute the insurance burden among the contracting states for persons whose pension insurance membership changes between several states as a result of developments in national law , depending on the nationality or residence of the insured person . This is to limit the insurance history of these people to one country.

There are insurance load regulations that

  • prescribe the assumption of insurance periods from another state in the German burden, or
  • result in the assumption of German times in the burden of a foreign state.

Insurance burden regulations exist between Germany and Belgium , Denmark , France , Italy , (former) Yugoslavia , Greece , Luxembourg , the Netherlands , Austria

literature

  • Werner Hillen: Insurance burden regulations within the framework of intergovernmental agreements on social security , in: Deutsche Rentenversicherung 1987, pp. 172-184.