Financial aids cannot be moved abroad. If the person moves abroad he/she loses the cheques. These cheques are a sort of a pension, an assistance measure that goes to people who cannot work anymore but do not hold the right to a pension.
An example: Financial aids also go to migrant citizens holding residence paper. Unfortunately the full parification of rights to all citizens was partially boycotted by 2001financial law (388/2000) which says that ONLY residence papers holders can run for this kind of help. Migrants cannot move out of Italy unless they wish to lose the pension. There are exportable (such as pensions coming from contributions) and non exportable aids, in fact.
Social pension is 363,05 euros a month – over 65, additional 10 euros to over 75.
Regular pension can be paid in the migrant person country of origin as well via bank.
