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  • The birth grant is a one-time payment made upon the child’s birth. The child’s place of residence determines which region is responsible for paying their child benefits. The birth grant…
  • Family allowances are monthly supplements to your income allowing you to compensate for family expenses. Your child is entitled to family allowances without conditions until August 31 of the calendar…
  • Acknowledgement is an official act that establishes a link of paternity, maternity, or co-maternity between a person and a child. Acknowledgement is made at the civil registry office of a…
  • From the birth of your child, you have 15 days to register the birth at the municipality in which they were born, so that they can be entered into the population register. If the child was not born…
  • If you can no longer live alone and home help is no longer sufficient, you may consider moving into a nursing home (NH) or a residential care home (RCH).   These homes offer: secure and stable…
  • Anyone wishing to get married must submit a declaration at least 14 days before the marriage date to the civil registrar at the place of residence of one of the two future spouses. Marriage creates a…
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