For those insured who are sick enough to be hospitalized, don't worry about losing income from work.
Because the Social Security Office provides compensation for lost income after sick leave.
What will it be like? Let's see ????
Insured persons under Section 33

If sick leave exceeds 30 days, you can claim 50% of your salary for lost income, not exceeding 15,000 baht. ❗️But you must have made contributions for at least 3 months within 15 months before the illness.
Insured persons under Section 39
Receive 50% of income loss compensation based on the contribution calculation base of 4,800 baht
❗️But must contribute for at least 3 months within 15 months before getting sick
Insured persons under Section 40
Receive income loss compensation according to options 1-2-3 as follows:
➡️ Inpatients If hospitalized for 1 day or more
Receive 300 baht/day compensation (option 1-2-3)
➡️ Outpatients But have a medical certificate to stop for treatment for 3 days or more
Receive 200 baht/day compensation (option 1-2-3)
➡️ Outpatients Who see a doctor and have a medical certificate to show
Receive 50 baht compensation, not more than 3 times/year (option 1-2)
For the maximum compensation period
Option 1-2 will have a maximum compensation period of 30 days
Option 3 will have a maximum compensation period of 90 days
The application process is very easy ???? Just a few steps
1. Prepare the documents specified in each section (You can check the documents for
each insured person at: www.sso.go.th)
2. Check the documents correctly and completely before submitting
???? You can submit documents in 2 ways
1. Send by post
2. You can submit them at the Social Security Office of Bangkok Area/Province/Branch nationwide (except the head office)
???? Wait to receive money through the channel you submitted
???? Rest and fully recover your energy before going back to work again
The Social Security Office would like to encourage all insured persons to get well soon. ????????
???? For more information about social security, visit www.sso.go.th or call the hotline 1506, which is available 24 hours a day, every day.