Husband: The husband must be unable to earn on the date of his wife's death, and this is proven by a decision from the Secretariat of the Medical Committee.
Wife: to be in the husband's infallibility on the date of death.
Son: For the son to be entitled, he must not have attained the age of twenty-six, with the exception of:
- The student in a post-secondary education stage until he attains the age of twenty-eight, provided that the pension share will continue to be paid to those who have attained this age until the end of the school year during which he attained this age.
- Anyone who has obtained a university qualification or its equivalent or more, provided that he has not attained the age of twenty-eight and has not joined a job or practiced an activity that is subject to the provisions of Chapter 5.
Daughter: In order for the daughter to be entitled, she must not be married on the date of death, and the pension share is suspended in case of work.
Father: For the father to be entitled, he must prove his dependence on the pension of his deceased son during his lifetime.
Mother: She must be divorced or widowed.
In order for brothers and sisters to be entitled, they must prove that they depend on the pension of the deceased (their brother) during his lifetime, in addition to fulfilling the entitlement conditions for the son or daughter.
In order for the sons and daughters of the son to be entitled, it is required that their father died before the grandfather or he died while he is still entitled to an original share in the pension of his deceased father.