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As a survivor or surviving dependant, you can receive benefits from the agricultural accident insurance. This is possible if your relative or dependant has not died as a result of an insured event.
As a survivor or surviving dependant, you are entitled to a one-off benefit from agricultural accident insurance under certain conditions. This applies to
The amount of the one-off benefit is 40 percent of the determined annual earnings that were the basis for calculating the pension at the time of your or your relative's death.
Under certain circumstances, it is possible to receive an ongoing allowance instead of a one-off payment. You will receive the ongoing benefit if this would probably be more advantageous for you. The Landwirtschaftliche Berufsgenossenschaft (LBG) examines this, decides on a case-by-case basis at its own discretion and justifies its decision. The maximum amount of an ongoing allowance is equal to the survivor's pension.
Entitlement to survivors' benefits exists if:
Additional requirements for widows, widowers and surviving registered partners:
Additional requirements for orphans:
Requirements for ongoing benefit:
At the time of death, your relative was receiving one or more pensions from the agricultural accident insurance scheme, which
You do not have to apply for the survivor's allowance. The entitlement is determined ex officio by the agricultural accident insurance:
If you are entitled to benefits, you will receive a notification from the LBG.
There are no costs.
There is no deadline.
There are no indications or special features.