Title: New Policy Streamlines Path to Financial Independence for Iranian Youth
In a move supporting individual financial autonomy, the Subsidy Targeting Organization has clarified the procedure for single individuals over the age of 18 to receive their subsidy payments independently from their family’s household head.
This initiative is designed to facilitate a smoother transition for young adults seeking to manage their own finances. The policy underscores the government’s focus on structured economic participation and empowerment for its citizens.
Eligibility and Purpose
The option to separate one’s subsidy is exclusively available to single individuals who have reached the legal age of 18. The primary condition is based on the individual’s financial independence or the necessity for them to manage their subsidy separately. This step is presented as a means to not only make subsidy management more effective but also to foster personal financial responsibility.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Application
The process for applying has been streamlined through official online portals to ensure accessibility and ease. The required steps are as follows:
- Access the Portal: The current head of the household must log in to the non-attendance services portal of the Subsidy Targeting Organization at
my.gov.ir. - Select the Correct Option: Within the portal, the option “Separation of Family Members’ Subsidy” must be selected to initiate the process.
- Redirect for Verification: The system will then automatically redirect the user to the website of the National Organization for Civil Registration (
ncr.ir). - Identity Confirmation: On the civil registration site, all the identity information of the applicant is thoroughly reviewed and confirmed.
- Finalize the Request: Once all previous steps are completed, the request for subsidy separation is officially registered. Following this, the individual’s subsidy will be deposited directly into their own account.
By utilizing these official channels and following the outlined procedure, eligible young adults can now more easily receive their subsidies separately, marking a significant step toward independent financial management.