Learn How to Issue the Meu INSS+ Card: The Complete Guide to Making the Most of All Discounts

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Published on 23/05/2023 at 11:41

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The Meu INSS+ Card is the virtual version of the beneficiary’s ID and can be accessed through the Meu INSS app or website. In addition to providing convenience, the innovation guarantees discounts at pharmacies, movie theaters, shows, telemedicine services, insurance, and even travel.

Want to know how to issue the Meu INSS+ Card? Follow the step-by-step guide below and take advantage of all the benefits offered by this innovation.

Why Use the Meu INSS+ Card?

The initiative is the result of a partnership between the Ministry of Social Security, the INSS, and the banks of Brazil and Caixa Econômica Federal. The beneficiary’s ID and Meu INSS+ were established through an ordinance signed by Minister Carlos Lupi.

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Issuance of the Beneficiary ID and Meu INSS+ Card

Issuing the beneficiary ID and Meu INSS+ Card is easy. See the step-by-step process below:

1. Access the Meu INSS app or website;
2. On the app’s home page, click on the “beneficiary ID” item;
3. Select a photo for the beneficiary ID;
4. Click the box indicating that you are “aware that by presenting the ID, the benefit data will be shared through the QR Code”; then, click on “continue”;
5. Done, the beneficiary ID and Meu INSS+ Card will be available.

With the Meu INSS+ Card, retirees, pensioners, and INSS beneficiaries have access to discounts at pharmacies of up to 70%. In addition, it is possible to save at various establishments, such as movie theaters, shows, telemedicine services, insurance, and travel.

How to Acquire the Meu INSS+ Card?

To acquire the Meu INSS+ Card, it is necessary to be an INSS beneficiary. If you are not yet a beneficiary, simply contribute to Social Security to receive your benefits and have access to discounts. You can access the Meu INSS+ Card through the Meu INSS app or website. After issuing the beneficiary ID, the option to issue the card will be available in the same location.

The discounts offered by the Meu INSS+ Card are exclusive to INSS beneficiaries. Both account holders and non-account holders of Banco do Brasil and Caixa Econômica Federal have the right to use the benefits offered by the virtual card.

In summary, issuing the Meu INSS+ Card is easy and brings many benefits to the lives of retirees, pensioners, and INSS beneficiaries. The process can be done through the Meu INSS app or website, and the beneficiary ID is created automatically, needing only to add the photo.

With the Meu INSS+ Card, it is possible to save on pharmacies, movie theaters, shows, telemedicine services, insurance, and even travel. In addition, the innovation is the result of a partnership with the banks of Brazil and Caixa Econômica Federal, ensuring greater security and convenience for beneficiaries.

Learn How to Issue the Meu INSS+ Card: The Complete Guide to Making the Most of All Discounts

Why Use the Meu INSS+ Card?

Issuance of the Beneficiary ID and Meu INSS+ Card

How to Acquire the Meu INSS+ Card?

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Learn How to Issue the Meu INSS+ Card: The Complete Guide to Making the Most of All Discounts

For Those Who Are Beneficiaries of the National Social Security Institute (INSS), the Recently Launched Innovation Will Bring Many Benefits.

Why Use the Meu INSS+ Card?

Issuance of the Beneficiary ID and Meu INSS+ Card

How to Acquire the Meu INSS+ Card?

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