For National Health Insurance members, the income-based and per-capita portions of premiums are waived for 4 months around childbirth
When a person in National Health Insurance gives birth, the income-based portion and the per-capita portion of premiums for 4 months, starting from the month before the due month (birth month), are waived. For twins or other multiples, it is 6 months starting from 3 months before the due month. This program started in January 2024 and covers births at 85 days of pregnancy or later, including stillbirth, miscarriage, induced abortion and preterm birth. You can submit the notification from 6 months before your due date, and you can also submit it after the birth. The office is the National Health Insurance section of the municipality where you live. This is a separate program from the National Pension exemption around childbirth, so if both apply, submit a notification for each.