Woman moved from Sweden in 2015 – continued to take parental benefit
A woman took out both child and parental benefit for five years despite the fact that she had moved from Sweden. Now Försäkringskassan (the Swedish Social Insurance Agency) is demanding a large sum back.
Hässleholm • Publicerad 20 april 2021
The woman moved from Sweden in 2015. Until 2020, she periodically took out both parental and child benefit.
”The woman has no residence in Sweden and she does not work in the country”
Several of Sweden's social insurance benefits require that you reside in Sweden. When the woman applied for the benefits, she declared that the information submitted, such as her residency status, was correct and complete. But now Försäkringskassan has discovered that these were not true.
The woman has no residence in Sweden and she does not work in the country. The child has also never attended preschool in Sweden.
Försäkringskassan has demanded approximately 176,000 crowns back. The woman has said to Försäkringskassan that she is going to appeal the decision.
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