The death pension is a social security benefit granted to the dependents of the insured person who dies, whether retired or not. This is a continuous benefit, replacing the remuneration that the deceased insured received while alive.

The death pension may be provisionally granted in the event of the presumed death of the insured, as declared by the competent judicial authority after six months of absence.

Another information is that parents may have the right to receive a pension upon the death of their child, as long as the deceased insured person does not have children or spouses, in addition to needing to prove economic dependence on the deceased insured person, through documents.

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