Question 17 · LEK · Disability pension for incapacity for work
In accordance with the Law on an old age and a disability pension from the Social Insurance Fund (ZUS) a person, who has suffered the impairment of the body, is considered unable to live independently if they require:
- A. assistance in daily activities.
- B. care in the acute phase of the disease.
- C. assistance in dealing with administrative matters.
- D. permanent or long term care of another person in meeting basic needs.
- E. legal guardian appointed by the court.
Hint
Inability to live independently means needing ongoing help from another person with basic life needs, not occasional assistance.
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