How long can I receive unemployment benefit when I am 62?

How long can I receive unemployment benefit when I am 62?

You are entitled to the maximum payment period of two years for as long as you have been receiving unemployment benefits. To do this, you must have been employed subject to social security contributions for at least four years within the last five years.

How long am I entitled to unemployment benefit?

Unemployment benefit (also called “Unemployment Benefit 1”) is usually available for 12 months. If you are at least 50 years old when you become unemployed, you have a longer entitlement: up to 24 months, depending on your age. The unemployment benefit is 60 (without children) or 67% of the last net salary.

How long can you receive ALV?

Unemployment insurance provides for a maximum period of 2 years (framework period for receiving benefits). The key date for the start of this framework period is the first day on which you meet all eligibility requirements (see question 2). Became unemployed 4 years before reaching the AHV retirement age.