During the period of martial law, residents of the occupied territories or the war zone are granted a pension regardless of the date of application. This provision is fixed in Law No. 2981-IX, the website of the Ministry for Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine reports..

The law on the protection of pension rights under martial law came into force today, April 15. It is obvious that citizens in the temporarily occupied territory or the war zone cannot normally apply to the Pension Fund authorities to apply for a pension. Therefore, the adopted law provides that during the period of martial law and three months after its termination or cancellation, a pension is granted to residents of the occupied territories or a combat zone, regardless of the date of application..

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An old-age pension will be assigned from the day following the day of reaching retirement age, in connection with disability - from the day the disability was established, in connection with the loss of a breadwinner - from the day following the day of death of the breadwinner. The retirement pension is assigned from the day following the day of dismissal from work giving the right to such a pension, but not earlier than February 24, 2022. The law also applies to citizens who lived in the TOT or in the war zone and left them.

Earlier it was reported that citizens of Ukraine in Poland can receive at least the minimum pension..