India-UK Sign Social Security Agreement
On 10th February, 2026, India and the United Kingdom signed a Social Security Agreement in New Delhi to avoid dual contributions for employees on temporary overseas assignments.
Key Features of the Agreement
- The agreement aims to prevent employees and employers from paying social security contributions in both countries simultaneously during overseas assignments.
- Applicable for assignments up to 36 months in partner country.
- Ensures continued social security coverage for employees during overseas postings.
- Enables issuance of Certificates of Coverage through EPFO portal.
Background
- India has been entering into bilateral Social Security Agreements (SSAs) with other countries.
- The objective is to protect Indian professionals and skilled ....
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