International Conventions on Social Security - Bilateral Conventions

List of Bilateral Conventions presently in force:

Country	Operative Date	Coverage	Insurance Branches	Competent Institution
United Kingdom	Nov. 1, 1957 Amending protocol: April 1, 1984	British or Israeli citizens who are employees or self-employed and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors, Maternity, Children, Work Injury and Occupational Diseases	The Pension Service International Pension Centre Tyneview Park, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England NE98 1 BA Inland Revenue Centre for Non-Residents BP1301 Benton Park View Newcastle Upon Tyne NE98 1ZZ England
Netherlands	Nov. 1, 1963 New Agreement: Sept. 1, 1985	Dutch or Israeli citizens, refugees and stateless persons who are employees or self-employed, and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors,  Disability, Maternity*,  Children, Unemployment, Work Injury and Occupational Diseases	Sociale Verzekeringsbank (SVB) Afdeling AOW/Anw Postbus 1244 6040 KE Roermond Netherlands
France	October 1, 1966	French or Israeli citizens who are employees, and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors, Maternity, Work Injury and Occupational Diseases	Centre de Liaisons Europeennes & Internationales de Securite Sociale 11 rue de la Tour des Dames, 75436 Paris, cedex 09 France
Belgium	May 1, 1973	Belgian or Israeli citizens who are employees, and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors, Work Injury and Occupational Diseases	Office National de Securite Sociale, Place Victor Horta 11, 1060 Bruxelles, Belgique
Austria	December 1, 1974	Austrian or Israeli citizens, refugees and stateless persons who are employees or self-employed, and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors,  Disability, Maternity,  Children (Family Assistance), Unemployment, Work Injury and Occupational Diseases	Pensionsversicherungs- Anstalt Friedrich Hillegeist str 1, 1021 Wien, Postf 1000, Austria
Germany	May 1, 1975	German or Israeli citizens, refugees and stateless persons who are employees or self-employed, and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors,  Disability, Maternity, Work Injury and Occupational Diseases	Deutsche Rentenversicherung Berlin 10704    Germany Deutsche Rentenversicherung Dusseldorf  40194 Germany
Sweden	July 1, 1983	Swedish or Israeli citizens, refugees and stateless persons who are employees or self-employed, and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors, Disability, Maternity, Children, Unemployment, Work Injury and Occupational Diseases	Forsakringskassan Box 1164 SE-621 22 Visby Sweden
Switzerland	October 1, 1985	Swiss or Israeli citizens, refugees and stateless persons who are employees or self-employed, and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors and Disability	Caisse Suisse de Compensation, 18 Ave Ed Vaucher, CH-1211 Geneva 28, Switzerland
Italy	November 21, 1989	Italian or Israeli residents employed in the territory of the other country	None	Ministero del Lavorare e della Providenza Sociale 17, Via della Trezza 00187 Roma, Italy
Poland	December 31, 1991	Polish or Israeli citizens entitled to work injury or occupational disease benefits	Work Injury and Occupational Diseases	Zaklad Ubezpiezpieczen Spolecnych Biuro Rent Zagraniznych ul. Senatorska 10 00-082 Warszawa Poland
Denmark	April 1, 1996	Danish or Israeli citizens, refugees and stateless persons  who are employees or self-employed, and members of their families	Old-Age, Survivors, Disability, Work Injury and Occupational Diseases, Maternity and Children