It is common to have to go to work even with signs of physical and emotional illness. However, when these signs completely and permanently impede your ability to work, it is possible to be entitled to INSS disability retirement. This is a benefit intended for people who, for some health reason, are definitely unable to work.
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In fact, there is no definitive list of illnesses that qualify for disability retirement. However, there is a list of serious illnesses that, as the law establishes, do not require the INSS deficiency requirement.
Therefore, if the person has any of these serious illnesses below, it is not necessary to make the 12 monthly payments to the INSS to be entitled to permanent disability retirement. Look:
Although this list of diseases waives the INSS grace period requirement, they are not the only ones that guarantee the right to disability retirement. In addition to these aforementioned illnesses, having suffered an accident, whether at work or not, that leaves you permanently disabled and does not allow you to rehabilitate, can generate the right to this benefit.
Despite being a popular benefit, there are details that make it more complex. For example, just being sick is not enough to ensure retirement. In addition to everything that has already been mentioned, it is also necessary that the disease prevents the worker from exercising any other position or profession. See all the rules for getting disability retirement:
As for this last rule, in theory, to be entitled to disability retirement, it is necessary to have made at least 12 monthly payments to the INSS before the onset of disability permanent. However, there are 3 exceptions in which you will not need to meet the INSS grace period requirement, check it out:
