”21.4 million won birth support for third child” - Regions that raised subsidies by 33% - Korea

Cheongdo County, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, has announced that it will pay 21.4 million won (approximately 2.33 million yen) to families who give birth to a third child, an increase of about 33% from the previous amount.
On the 2nd, Cheongdo County announced that starting from the 1st of this month, it had increased childbirth support payments by an average of 33.5% to 21.4 million won.
Due to the revision of the ordinance, from the 1st, the minimum wage for the birth of a first child will be 5.6 million won (approximately 610,000 yen), and for a second child, it will be 14.8 million won.
The amount to be paid for the first child will be 3.7 million won (approx. 400,000 yen), 13.4 million won (approx. 1.46 million yen), and 1 child will be 21.4 million won (approx. 2.33 million yen).
The total amount of 5.4 million won (approximately 1.68 million yen) was paid. The subsidy will be paid in the form of a lump sum for childbirth, and will be paid out in monthly instalments over a 36-month period. The first child will receive a lump sum of 2 million won (approximately
The first child will receive a lump sum of 4 million won (approximately 430,000 yen) and a monthly grant of 300,000 won (approximately 32,700 yen), while the second child will receive a lump sum of 4 million won (approximately 430,000 yen) and a monthly grant of 300,000 won (approximately 32,700 yen).
For the third child, the lump sum payment is 7 million won (approximately US$7,600) and the monthly subsidy is 400,000 won (approximately US$436).
If you meet the following requirements, such as having a resident registration in Cheongdo-gun, one of your parents living in Cheongdo-gun, and submitting your birth certificate to Cheongdo-gun, you can apply.
In case of moving in, children under 36 months old as of the date of moving in and one of the parents must be in good standing as of the date of application.
Those who are registered as residents and live within the province and county are eligible to receive the subsidy. Cheongdo County said, "We revised the ordinance to ease the economic burden on families giving birth and to foster a healthy childbirth culture."
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