NHIS dependant: property ceiling for siblings
Siblings sit under a separate and much tighter property ceiling than spouses and lineal relatives, which is easy to miss because everything else about the test reads the same. Sibling eligibility is already narrow — confined to defined age, disability and veteran categories — so applying the general property figure to it produces an answer that is wrong twice over.
- Applies to
- Siblings of a workplace subscriber being registered as dependants
- Review cadence
- Checked once a year
What we have recorded
- 2026-10-02₩180,000,000
Applies where the prospective dependant is a sibling, in place of the general ceiling. Sibling dependants are also limited to defined categories — broadly those under 30, those 65 or over, persons with disabilities, and certain veterans with service-related injuries — and must still satisfy the support and income conditions.
Enforcement Rule of the National Health Insurance Act, appended table 1-2
One reading so far. This becomes a history the first time the figure moves while we are watching — which is the part that cannot be reconstructed later.
Guides that depend on this figure
When this figure moves, every guide above needs the same edit. That is why it is tracked here rather than copied into each one.