Question 45 · LEK · Disability pension for incapacity for work
On the occasion that incapacity for work arose before an insured person turns 20 years of age, the condition of having the required contributory and non-contributory period of time for granting a pension due to incapacity for work is considered fulfilled, if the insured person has had a combined contributory and non-contributory period for at least:
- A. one year.
- B. two year.
- C. three years.
- D. four years.
- E. five years.
Hint
Younger insured persons have had little time to build up insurance, so the law sets the lowest threshold for them.
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