What it is
On the death of a pensioner or insured worker, certain relatives may be entitled to a survivors' pension. Entitlement and share depend on the degree of kinship, the relative's situation and the deceased person's contributions.
Who may need it
- Spouse or civil partner
- Children and, in some cases, other dependent relatives
Eligibility. Requirements depend on your personal situation and on the rules in force when you apply. This page does not determine whether you qualify: the competent body verifies that.
How it works
- Understand the benefitWe explain what the benefit is for and which body manages it.
- Gather your documentsThe service checklist helps you forget nothing. Medical documents are brought in person only.
- Review of your situationWe look at the paperwork together, without promising outcomes that depend on the authority.
- Filing the applicationThe application is filed by the authorised body, according to the availability label.
Documents commonly requested
Survivors' pension and reversibility · Last reviewed: 11 October 2026
Indicative list: depending on your situation, further documents may be required. Ticks stay on this device only and are not sent anywhere.
Deadlines
We do not publish deadlines we cannot keep reliably up to date. Always check the current time limits on the official source listed on this page.
Fees
Fees are not yet published. They will be explained clearly before any work starts.
Frequently asked questions
How much will I receive, and when?
Amounts and timing are set by the authority according to your situation and the rules in force. We cannot anticipate or guarantee them.
How much does the service cost?
Fees are not yet published on the website. They will be explained clearly before any work starts, with no obligation.