Sambal Card Entitlement Summary – Your Full Benefit Picture
Sambal Card Monthly Entitlement Summary — Your Full Picture
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Sambal Card entitlement and benefit amounts.
You can receive multiple benefits simultaneously if eligible. For example, a family can receive the maternity benefit for the mother at the same time as the education scholarship for existing children. However, death and accident benefits are event-specific — only triggered when the event occurs. All claims must be filed separately through the Sambal portal.
A family with children, a pregnant worker, and a registered nominee could theoretically claim all benefits. The maximum possible total across all benefits is approximately Rs 6.5 lakh — this includes Rs 4 lakh accident death benefit, Rs 2 lakh disability, Rs 16,000 maternity per delivery, Rs 5,000 funeral, and education scholarships up to Rs 5,000 per child per year. Not all benefits are claimable at once — they are triggered by specific life events.
Yes — education scholarships increase with the number of children. Each child enrolled in school receives a separate annual scholarship ranging from Rs 500 to Rs 5,000 depending on their class. However, the maternity benefit is capped at 2 deliveries per woman worker — having more than 2 children does not increase the maternity entitlement beyond the 2-delivery limit.
The Sambal Card registration is a one-time process. However, education scholarships must be applied for annually each academic year. Other benefits like maternity, death, and accident are claimed when the event occurs — not on an annual basis. Ensure your Sambal Card is active and Samagra eKYC is current to remain eligible for all benefits.
Accident death benefits and natural death benefits are paid only to a registered nominee. If no nominee is registered at the time of the worker’s death, the family will face significant delays and may need to go through a legal process to receive the benefit. Register your nominee immediately after getting your Sambal Card — it takes just a few minutes on the Sambal portal.
No. Sambal Card benefits are government welfare payments and are not taxable. They are also not counted as income for the purpose of income tax returns. Receiving Sambal Card benefits does not affect your eligibility for other government welfare schemes. However, if you start earning above the Rs 2.5 lakh annual income threshold, you should inform the Sambal office as you may no longer be eligible for the scheme.