Ugandans living abroad who are registered with NSSF and would like to resume saving for
their retirement can use this solution. Most of the Ugandans living abroad do not have any form of
retirement savings plan, this is because most do not have permanent residence in their host
countries and therefore cannot be enrolled on the country’s retirement schemes and there is less
investment back home due to lack of trust in relatives and acquaintances.
NSSF’s Voluntary
membership plan can accommodate contributions from Ugandans living in the diaspora especially those
that had registered with NSSF prior to exiting the country.
We accept payments from
The main benefit of the Diaspora Connect is to save and enable one to have income security at retirement. Depending on the circumstances, qualified contributing members on NSSF Diaspora Connect are able to receive the following benefits:
Age Benefit
This is paid to members who have reached the retirement age of 55. Age benefit can also be claimed on attaining the age of 50, provided the claimant has retired from employment
Survivors Benefit
This is paid to the immediate surviving family (spouse and children) of the deceased member. In case the member did not have a spouse or children, the benefit is paid to parents if they solely depended upon the deceased member.
Invalidity Benefit
This is paid to members who can no longer be gainfully employed because of physical or mental incapacitation.
Withdrawal Benefit
This is paid to a member if he or she attains the age of fifty years; and if he or she has not been employed under a contract of service for a period of one year immediately preceding his or her claim