Convenio de Seguridad Social entre el Reino de España y la República del Ecuador, hecho en Madrid el 4 de diciembre de 2009. | BOE-A-2011-2278 — Spain law | Esheria

Convenio de Seguridad Social entre el Reino de España y la República del Ecuador, hecho en Madrid el 4 de diciembre de 2009.

This article defines key terms used in the Convention, including legislation, competent authority, competent institution, liaison body, worker, pensioner, residence, stay, insurance period, and economic benefits/pensions.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Statute
Citation
BOE-A-2011-2278
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Language
es
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The competent institution in each Contracting Party determines entitlement and calculates the benefit, using only insured periods in that Party or totalizing periods from both Parties, and then pays the more favorable benefit. The provision says how to calculate the theoretical pension and the effective benefit amount, and that the effective amount is increased for voluntary insurance periods not already counted under Article 5(2)(a). Si los periodos de seguro son inferiores a un año, la institución de una Parte no reconocerá la prestación si no nace derecho bajo su ley; la otra Parte puede computarlos para el derecho y la cuantía de la pensión en ciertos casos. This article says certain conditions for getting economic benefits are treated as met when the worker is insured under the other Contracting Party’s legislation, or receives a benefit from that Party based on their own insurance periods, and it also extends this treatment to survivor pensions and certain contribution-period requirements. Periods insured under the other Party’s law are counted only if they were credited under a similar regime, or failing that in the same or a similar profession/job, when that is needed to qualify for certain benefits.