disability pension

Print “I don’t have any income, I stay at home. What am I supposed to prove?”“My son only worked under a casual contract, and now illness prevents him from working.”“My daughter lived abroad, and now she’s back but in poor health.”When applying for a disability pension in the Czech Republic, the authorities will almost always […]

Print “Just visiting my daughter in Germany for a few months.” “My husband wants to spend the winter in Spain.” “My son took me to Norway, where he works.”These sound like ordinary situations — but if you’re receiving a disability pension, even a short stay abroad can lead to serious trouble. Many people don’t realize

Print Moving house is stressful enough on its own. But if you’re receiving a disability pension, it comes with extra complications. Many people don’t realize that moving to a different town, district—or even just changing their permanent address—can affect pension payments, health checks, assessment hearings, or the delivery of important documents. And if you forget

Print When Work Helps, but You Don’t Want to Lose Your Pension Imagine that after a long struggle, you’ve finally been granted a disability pension. It’s a relief – a sense of security. But also many questions: What if I want to work a little? Can I take on a small job under agreement? How

Print “I just can’t sit at home doing nothing, but I’m scared they’ll take my pension if I start a business.” That’s what Mr. Tomáš told me after being granted a second-degree disability pension. He wanted to run a small online shop but feared losing both money and time if the authorities decided to withdraw

Print “Can I earn some extra money through a work agreement if I’m receiving a disability pension?” a client recently asked me. He had just been granted a disability pension and was worried that even a small income might lead to losing it. These fears aren’t entirely unfounded – one wrong step can really jeopardize

Print Some people believe that once you’re receiving a disability pension, you can’t work—let alone attend a retraining course. Others worry that if they sign up for retraining, the state will take their pension away. But the reality is quite different. And it’s good to know the truth before you give up the chance for

Print Two life-changing paths – but they’re not the same “My back hurts, I have strong medical documentation, but I can still manage a few hours of work a week. Should I apply for a disability pension or opt for early retirement?” I hear this kind of question more and more often. And it makes

Print „No one even saw me. They just read the papers and decided I was healthy.“That’s what a recent client told me. He applied for a disability pension, submitted all his medical reports, but was never invited to any assessment. Then came the rejection. No face-to-face exam. Is this normal? Can a doctor really decide

Print Imagine the frustration: your application for a disability pension was denied. You filed an appeal – denied again. You know your condition is serious, but the authorities see it differently. You’re tempted to give up. But this is exactly when many people make a critical mistake – and yet this is also the moment