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What's the minimum benefit you can receive?
as of Jan 01, 2024 the minimum benefit is NIS 9,316 per month and NIS 310.52 per day.
What is the maximum benefit you can receive?
as of Jan 01, 2024 the maximum payment is NIS 49,030 per month and NIS 1,634.33 per day.
Does the benefit include the 40% increment?
No. This supplement will be paid proactively by the National Insurance, without the need to file a claim, after the end of the war – after we know the exact period of service of each reservist.
When will I receive the reserve service benefit if the service period extends to next month?
You will receive the benefit for a month of reserve service regularly at the beginning of the following month.

That is, you will receive the benefit for the month of October at the beginning of November, and as the fighting continues, the payment will be made in the same way in the coming months.
I just lost/quit my job. How do I calculate my benefit? Will I get paid automatically?
- If your income in any of the three months preceding the month of service is less than NIS 6,455 (as of 01.01.2023) – you will receive a benefit automatically.
- If not, you must submit a personal claim online on the website, and attach a work termination certificate along with 6 recent pay slips.
• I worked for less than 3 months. Will I receive a payment through my employer or independently?
- If your income in any of the three months preceding the month of service is less than NIS 6,455 (as of 01.01.2023) – you will receive a benefit automatically.
- If not, you must submit a personal claim online on the website, and attach a work termination certificate along with 6 recent pay slips.
How and when will a compensation be paid to a self-employed?
Usually and even now, self-employed people will continue to receive the payment automatically, a few days after the National Insurance receives a report from IDF.
- Anyone who ends the service during the month of October – will receive a benefit a few days after the end of the service.
- Anyone whose service period will continue in November – will receive the benefit for the month of October at the beginning of November.
The amount of the benefit will be in accordance with the advances reported to us.
Do non-working or studying reservists need to file a claim?
No. They will receive the benefit automatically at the beginning of each month without having to file a claim.

Non-working reservists will receive the minimum benefit, in the amount of NIS 310.52 (as of Jan 01, 2024) per day.
What is the amount of the benefit that "a self-employed not meeting the definition of the National Insurance " will receive?
He will receive a benefit at the minimum rate, in the amount of NIS 310.52 (as of Jan 01, 2024) per day.
• I am a salaried employee with a daily/hourly salary. How do I submit a reserve service benefit claim?
- If your income in one of the three months preceding the service is less than NIS 9,316 (as of Jan 01, 2024) - you will receive the benefit automatically and there is no need for you to submit a claim.
- If not – you must submit a personal claim online on the website.
I am an employee of several employers. How do I get my benefit?
- If you work for one of the employers as a monthly employee – the employer must file a claim for you and only after that you must submit a supplement claim on your additional employer.
- If you do not work for any employer on a monthly salary – you must submit benefit claim through a personal online claim on the website.
Please note,
- In the claim, the date of the end of the service period or the date of the end of that month - whichever is earlier - must be reported.
- During the war you are exempt from attaching a military certificate 3010 to the claim.
I am an employee and also self-employed. How the benefit will be paid to me?
- If your income as an employee in each of the three months preceding the service is less than the minimum of NIS 6,668 (as of Jan 01, 2024) - you must wait for your employer to submit the claim to us and only then submit a personal claim for benefit complement according to your income as a self-employed.
- If your salary in one of the three months preceding the service is above the minimum NIS 6,668 (as of Jan 01, 2024) - you will be paid an automatic compensation as self-employed according to the salary you earned (without complement to the minimum) and up to the maximum benefit amount – NIS 1,634.33 (as of Jan 01, 2024) per day.
- If you are working as a daily or hourly employee and you normally submit a personal claim - you need to submit a personal claim as salaried employee and self-employed online on the website.
How will the remuneration be paid to unemployed reservists?
A jobless person entitled to receive unemployment benefits will receive a benefit according to the unemployment benefits due that person or a minimum benefit per day – NIS 310.52 (as of Jan 01, 2024) – whichever is higher.
Those who have not yet been updated as unemployed in our records - will receive a minimum benefit, and in the middle of the month their benefit will be proactively updated to an unemployment benefit (if the unemployment benefit amount is higher).
How is the benefit paid for reservists without an Israeli ID number?

The National Insurance will create an identification number for them, and will pay them a minimum benefit in the amount of NIS 310.52 (as of Jan 01, 2024) per day, automatically deposited in their bank account, even if it is held abroad.
Please note, if you do not have a bank account in Israel, please update your bank account on the website using this link.
How will the benefit be paid those serving in the permanent military service and in the air force?
These serving soldiers will receive proactive payment in each month, without the need to file a claim.
How is the benefit paid for a salaried employee who is put on unpaid leave?
This employee does not receive a salary from the employer during the period of duty in IDF reserve service because he or she is on unpaid leave, however their employment relationship continues (the employment relationship has been suspended and not terminated).

Therefore, in order to receive compensation, he or she must submit a personal claim to us online on the website, and attach 6 pay slips prior to the month of reserve service (from all employers) and the confirmation of his departure on unpaid leave.

Important information!
- In the claim, the date of the end of the service period or the date of the end of that month - whichever is earlier - must be reported.
- During the war you are exempt from attaching a military certificate 3010 to the claim.
I was wounded in the war while deployed in reserve military service. For what period will I receive a benefit?
First of all, we wish you a full recovery.
You will receive a benefit from the date of deployment until your discharge from the hospital, according to the IDF report.
How do I update my bank account?
You can update your bank account on this link.
I came from abroad to serve in the war. How do I update my bank account to receive the reserve service benefit?
You must fill out a Form 912 and send it to the Reserve Service Department using the document delivery service on the website.
I do not live in Israel, and I came to serve the country during the war. Will I receive a benefit for my reserve service duties?
Yes, anyone who came from abroad to serve in the reserve service is entitled to a benefit, even if they are not residents of Israel.

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