Regarding the reduction/exemption system for long-term care insurance premiums for people aged 65 and over (Category 1 insured persons)

If you find it difficult to pay your insurance premiums due to special circumstances such as a disaster, there is a system in place that allows you to receive a deferment or exemption from collection under certain conditions. For more information on how to apply, please contact the contact information below.

(1) If a person who is 65 years of age or older or the main source of livelihood of the household to which the person belongs has suffered significant damage to their house or household goods due to a disaster such as an earthquake, wind and flood damage, or fire. (2) If the person is 65 years of age or older (3) In the case where the main income earner of the household to which the person belongs has decreased significantly due to death, serious physical and mental disability, or long-term hospitalization. (4) When the income of the main breadwinner of a household to which a person 65 years or older belongs has decreased significantly due to suspension or closure of a business or business, significant loss in business, unemployment, etc. When there is a significant decrease due to crop failure due to frost damage, poor fishing, etc. (5) In other cases where the mayor deems it necessary.

This program reduces long-term care insurance premiums for people aged 65 and over who meet the following conditions and have difficulty making a living. For more information on how to apply, please contact the contact information below.

Those who meet all of the following requirements and who are recognized by the mayor as having "difficulty making a living" (1) Those in households exempt from resident tax (2) Those who are not receiving public assistance (3) Those who are not receiving support benefits for Japanese people remaining in China (4) The annual income of the household is less than or equal to the standard income amount (1.5 million yen for a single-person household, plus 500,000 yen for each member of the household) (5) The amount of savings and deposits of the household Must be less than or equal to the standard savings amount (3.5 million yen for a single-person household, plus 1 million yen for each member of the household) (6) Must have no assets other than the residence where you currently live (7) ) The person is not a dependent of the resident tax payer or a medical insurance dependent (including remote dependents). (8) The person is not in arrears with nursing care insurance premiums.

For those who were affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and evacuated and registered as residents in Inagi City, their insurance premiums may be reduced or exempted. For more information on how to apply, please contact the contact information below.