The EPFO has now allowed the members to withdraw a part of the amount in case of unemployment or in case of the COVID-19. These are non-refundable advances and the person will not have to deposit the ...

The ministry noted that the COVID-19 advance has been a great help to the EPF members during the pandemic, especially for those having monthly wages lower than Rs 15,000. The EPFO will settle such ...

EPFO member can withdraw up to 75 per cent of the outstanding EPF balance or three months basic pay plus Dearness Allowance (DA), whichever is lower.(MINT) EPF withdrawal: The Employees' Provident ...

As per new rule, an EPFO member is eligible for PF withdrawal to the tune of three months basic salary plus Dearness Allowance (DA) or 75 per cent of the net PF balance, whichever is lower.(MINT_PRINT ...

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has said that it won't give away the Covid-19 advance anymore. In a notification on June 12, 2024, EPFO said: “As Covid-19 is no more a pandemic, the ...

Employees' Provident Fund Organisation has updated its withdrawal rules. The auto-settlement facility now processes claims faster, often within three to four days. Withdrawal limits have increased to ...

A fresh section of the form will open, wherein you have to choose the ‘Purpose for which advance is required’, the amount required and the employee’s address (in case of partial withdrawals). It is ...