Examples of using Optional continued in English and their translations into Romanian
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Admission to voluntary or optional continued insurance.
Failing such criteria,is insured for some other contingency specified in Annex V under a scheme for employed persons, either compulsorily or on an optional continued basis;
The access to orthe exemption from compulsory, optional continued or voluntary insurance.
Under two or more voluntary or optional continued insurance schemes, the person concerned may join only the voluntary or optional continued insurance scheme for which he has opted.
Rules concerning voluntary insurance or optional continued insurance.
(i) any person who is insured, compulsorily or on an optional continued basis, for one or more of the contingencies covered by the branches of a social security scheme for employed or self-employed persons;
The provisions of Articles 13 and 14 shall not apply to voluntary insurance or optional continued insurance.
Under a compulsory insurance scheme andone or more voluntary or optional continued insurance schemes, the person concerned shall be subject exclusively to the compulsory insurance schemes;
Article 1(1) amends Article 14 of Regulation 883/2004 on voluntary insurance or optional continued insurance.
(i) subject to the restrictions set out in Annex V, any person who is insured, compulsorily or on an optional continued basis, for one or more of the contingencies covered by the branches of a social security scheme for employed persons;
Where, by virtue of the legislation of a Member State, the person concerned is subject to compulsory insurance in that Member State,he/she may not be subject to a voluntary insurance scheme or an optional continued insurance scheme in another Member State.
The person concerned who applies to join a voluntary or optional continued insurance scheme in a Member State whose legislation provides, in addition to such insurance, for complementary optional insurance may only join the latter.
Or- the access to orthe exemption from compulsory, optional continued or voluntary insurance.
(i) any person who is insured, compulsorily or on an optional continued basis, for one or more of the contingencies covered by the branches of a social security scheme for employed or self-employed persons or by a special scheme for civil servants;'.
In all other cases in which,for a given branch, there is a choice between several voluntary insurance schemes or optional continued insurance schemes, the person concerned shall join only the scheme of his choice.
Where, under the legislation of a Member State, admission to voluntary or optional continued insurance is conditional upon completion of insurance periods, any such periods completed under the Legislation of another Member State shall be taken into account, to the extent required, as if they were completed under the legislation of the first State.
Failing such criteria, is insured for some other contingency specified in Annex I under a scheme for employed orself-employed persons, or under a scheme referred to in(iii), either compulsorily or on an optional continued basis, or, where no such scheme exists in the Member State concerned, complies with the definition given in Annex I;
Articles 11 to 13 shall not apply to voluntary insurance or to optional continued insurance unless, in respect of one of the branches referred to in Article 3(1), only a voluntary scheme of insurance exists in a Member State.
However, in respect of invalidity, old age anddeath(pensions), the person concerned may join the voluntary or optional continued insurance scheme of a Member State, even if he is compulsorily subject to the legislation of another Member State, to the extent that such overlapping is explicitly or implicitly admitted in the first Member State.
Where, under the legislation of a Member State, admission to voluntary or optional continued insurance is conditional upon completion of insurance periods, the insurance periods or periods of residence completed under the legislation of another Member State shall be taken into account, to the extent required, as if they were completed under the legislation of the first State.".
The legislative provisions of any Member State which make admission to voluntary or optional continued insurance conditional upon residence in the territory of that State shall not apply to workers to whom this Regulation applies and who are resident in the territory of another Member State, provided that at some time in their past working life they were subject to the legislation of the first State.
The provisions of the legislation of any Member State which make admission to voluntary or optional continued insurance conditional upon residence in the territory of that State shall not apply to persons resident in the territory of another Member State, provided that at some time in their past working life they were subject to the legislation of the first State as employed or as self-employed persons.".
If the legislation of any Member State makes admission to voluntary insurance or optional continued insurance conditional upon residence in that Member State, the equal treatment of residence in another Member State as provided under Article 5(b) shall apply only to persons who have been subject, at some earlier stage, to the legislation of the first Member State on the basis of an activity as an employed or self-employed person.
(c) the competent institution shall not take into account the amount of benefits acquired under the legislation of another Member State on the basis of voluntary insurance or continued optional insurance;