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Death Condolence Allowance
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Death Condolence Allowance — Teachers’ Pension
The Death Condolence Allowance is a one-time benefit provided under the Teachers’ Pension Act for eligible family members when a teacher or school staff member covered by the Korea Teachers’ Pension (KTP) passes away. The purpose of this allowance is to support surviving family members following the death of an insured private school educator.
1. Who Is Eligible? (Beneficiaries)
- In the event of the member’s death:
An amount equal to twice (2×) the insured monthly standard income at the time of death
An amount equal to twice (2×) the insured monthly standard income at the time of death
(Maximum: 1.6× the average monthly standard income of all public officials; Minimum: 0.5× the same average)
- In the event of a family member’s death (spouse, parents, or children):
- In the event of a family member’s death (spouse, parents, or children):
An amount equal to 65% of the average monthly standard income of all public officials
2. When Is the Allowance Paid? (Circumstances)
The Death Condolence Allowance may be payable when a member of the Korea Teachers’ Pension scheme dies, regardless of whether they were actively employed or retired, provided they were insured under the Teachers’ Pension plan at the time of death and the conditions for the benefit are met under applicable pension law.
3. How Is the Death Condolence Allowance Amount Calculated?
The allowance is typically a lump-sum payment.
The specific amount can vary depending on factors such as:
- The insured period (years of contributions to the Teachers’ Pension)
- The type of pension benefit the deceased would have been entitled to receive
- The pension calculation rules applicable under the Teachers’ Pension Act and Presidential Decree
Detailed calculation rules for the Death Condolence Allowance are determined under the Teachers’ Pension Act and its implementing regulations.
4. How to Apply (Required Documents and Process)
To apply for the Death Condolence Allowance, the beneficiary or an authorized representative must prepare the required documents and submit them through the University.
The University will review the documents and forward them to the Teachers’ Pension Service (TPS) or its designated regional office.
On-Campus Submission Office
- General Affairs Office
- Location: Woosong Hall (W7 Building), Room 220-2
Required Documents
1. Application for Death Condolence Allowance
(Completed using the official form provided by the Teachers’ Pension Service)
2. Death Certificate of the Deceased Pension Member (Original)
▶ If the death certificate is issued outside of Korea, it must be translated into Korean and notarized before submission.
▶ Notarization may be completed at Cheongnam Notary Office (청남공증사무소) or any other authorized notary office.
3. Family Relationship Certificate
(To verify the relationship between the applicant and the deceased)
4. Identification Documents of the Applicant
▶ Passport and/or Alien Registration Card
5. Copy of Bankbook (For benefit payment)
6. Other Supporting Documents
▶ Additional documents may be required as requested by the Teachers’ Pension Service.
5. Important Notes for Foreign Faculty
- As a foreign faculty member insured under the Korea Teachers’ Pension, you and your eligible family members have the same right to claim benefits under the Teachers’ Pension Act as Korean nationals, subject to the scheme’s eligibility rules.
- If your personal information (e.g., visa status, foreigner registration number, address, or contact details) changes after the pension contributions or before application, you should notify the Teachers’ Pension Service promptly to avoid processing delays.
- Application procedures and required supporting documents may differ depending on whether the applicant is in Korea or resides abroad.
- Due to a request from the Teachers’ Pension Service, the application form must be submitted in Korean.
- If you have any difficulty completing the form, please visit the Faculty Human Resources office for assistance.
