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The Management of the National Insurance Office has been made aware that a staff member, whose most recent day at work was March 16, 2021, has tested positive for Covid-19.  Our prayers and thoughts are with our staff member and family and our wishes are expressed for a speedy recovery. At the National Insurance Office […]

The National Insurance Office is appealing to all those employers who received correspondence entitled Notice of Appearance by Respondent (Form 5) in respect of former employees, to complete and return these Form 5’s to the National Insurance Office. This is urgently required to facilitate the continued processing of severance payment applications of former employees. These

The NIS pays its pensioners every 4 weeks, not monthly. The payments are issued for thirteen 4-week periods each year for those paid by lodgement to banks and credit unions, or twenty-six 2 week periods for those receiving cheques through the mail. The NIS urges its pensioners who already have bank and credit union accounts

Note to Employers & the Self-employed Employers: Please pay contributions by the 15th of the month Self-employed: Please pay contributions quarterly by the 15th of January, April, July and October *January 15 February 15 March 15 *April 15 May 17 June 15 *July 15 August 16 September 15 *October 15 November 15 December 15 *Self-employed

The National Insurance Office wishes to advise that NIS pension cheques which have a cashing date of March 1, 2021 can be cashed from February 18, 2021. The National Insurance Office thanks you for your usual cooperation.

The National Insurance Office wishes to advise the public that the February 15, 2021 payment deadline for January 2021 contributions, has been extended until March 2, 2021. Payments made after this date will attract interest. The public is reminded that contribution payments can be made online through EZpay+, via wire or bank transfer or placed

The National Insurance Office wishes to advise that NIS pension cheques which have a cashing date of February 15, 2021 have been prepared and will be delivered to pensioners on resumption of local postal services on February 18, 2021. The National Insurance Office apologizes for the inconvenience caused by this unexpected delay in delivery and

The National Insurance Office wishes to advise members of the public that business conducted with the Office will only be done online, via our drop boxes, via telephone or through our email addresses. Contact details and additional business information can be found on our website at www.nis.gov.bb. Our cashier points will reopen for business on

The National Insurance Office wishes to advise that some pensioners may experience a delay in receiving their pensions. All pension cheques have however been delivered to the Post Office for distribution to pensioners. Lodgements to the commercial banks and credit unions have also been submitted to those institutions. The National Insurance Office would like to

The Management of the National Insurance Office was made aware that a small number of our staff members attended the Boxing Day Bus Crawl or had some contact with those who did. All affected members of staff have either been tested, or are in the process of being tested and are following the guidance of