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Can I become a Voluntarily and Continuously Insured Person just for the time I receive benefits under employment insurance?

You can become a Voluntarily and Continuously Insured Person if you meet the requirements for doing so. However, please refer to the "Loss of eligibility or withdrawal while enrolled in the system" section of the "Becoming a Voluntarily and Continuously Insured Person" page for details on withdrawing.

	My wife has income from part-time work and other sources. Can I name her as a dependent?
	I'm currently a Voluntarily and Continuously Insured Person. But since I recently got married, I want to become a dependent under my husband's health insurance. Can I withdraw from this insurance system?
	I moved to a new address. Do I need to submit notice of change of address for my health insurance card? What should I do about the address indicated on the back of the card?
	Why are insurance premiums for Voluntarily and Continuously Insured Persons higher than those for Special-Case Retired Persons?
	Can I use health insurance to pay for treatments for recurring pain from an injury treated several years ago?
	After leaving my job where I was under IBM health insurance, I went to work at another company, I plan to quit that job soon. Can I become a Special-Case Retired Insured Person under IBM health insurance?
	We recently had a baby. I submitted a claim for the Childbirth and Childcare Lump-sum Grant. When will the claim be paid?
	Can I receive insurance benefits if I fall ill while traveling overseas?
	How should I submit claims for childbirth costs or optional examinations?
	Am I required to join the IBM Japan Health Insurance Association's system?