Kelaatioksi

Kelaatioksi is a term used in the context of Finnish social security and healthcare systems. It refers to the process of transferring or "migrating" an individual's social security benefits and healthcare coverage from one municipality to another. This process is necessary when a person moves to a new municipality within Finland, as social security benefits and healthcare services are typically provided by local municipalities.

The kelaatioksi process involves several steps. First, the individual must notify the new municipality of their move. The municipality will then contact the previous municipality to request the transfer of social security benefits and healthcare coverage. The previous municipality will then process the request and transfer the relevant information to the new municipality.

During the kelaatioksi process, the individual's social security benefits, such as unemployment benefits, disability benefits, and pension benefits, will be transferred to the new municipality. Additionally, the individual's healthcare coverage, including any private healthcare insurance, will be transferred to the new municipality.

The kelaatioksi process is designed to ensure that individuals receive their social security benefits and healthcare coverage regardless of where they live in Finland. It is a crucial aspect of the Finnish social security and healthcare systems, as it allows for seamless and continuous access to benefits and services for individuals who move within the country.