Social Insurance Bank: ‘Temporary measures against spread Coronavirus’

WILLEMSTAD - To limit the possible spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the SVB has taken measures to limit physical contact between people as much as possible. In this context, the SVB has decided to take the following temporary measures with effect from March, 16, 2020.

Incapacity for work (AO)

Employees who are unfit for work (AO) do not have to report to their general practitioner on the first day for an AO statement. Neither do they have to get a illness report form from their employer. They must report to the SVB online from the first day via the following link: svbcur.org/aomelding.

Pension (AOV), widows and orphans insurance (AWW).

For all services and control activities related to pension, widows and orphans, one does not have to visit the SVB personally. For requests, changes, questions and requests, please contact us by phone (434-4603, 434-4604, 434-4605) or by email: pensioenen@svbcur.org.

Visits to the SVB for life certificate are temporarily postponed. Pensioners who have received a letter to visit the SVB in March and April no longer have to report to the SVB, but are requested to contact one of the above numbers.

Expired BVZ card (Basic Health Insurance)

BVZ insurance cards with expiration dates between March 1 and April 30, 2020, are automatically renewed for two months in the SVB system. Insured persons do not have to collect a new BVZ card until further notice if their card has expired during that period. So all cards that expire in the period March and April 2020 will be extended with two months after the expiration date. Only new insurants or insurants whose card has expired before March 1, 2020 must report personally.

Employer registration

Employers can be registered by email: registration@svbcur.org. The employer will be called for any questions and/or missing information.

Registration dentist

For registration with the dentist, the registration form and the income statement must be sent by e-mail. The insurants will be called for any questions or missing information. Email: registration@svbcur.org.

Prescriptions

Prescription permissions can be scanned and mailed by the pharmacy to: recept@svbcur.org. The insurant does not have to visit the SVB.

Declarations

Documents required for invoices can be scanned by healthcare providers and emailed to: declaraties@svbcur.org.

Hand sanitizers

People who visit the SVB are requested to use the various hand sanitizers placed on the walls within the building.

The SVB emphasizes that it will continue to provide all its services to the community. By means of these measures, the SVB wants to limit the risks associated with the Corona virus. The SVB relies on your understanding and cooperation for these measures.




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