
The maximum size of a one-time insurance payment from February 1, 2026 will be 163,596.35 rubles.
In case of an accident at work, Russians can receive a one-time payment of more than 163 thousand rubles and monthly payments of up to 125.7 thousand rubles, the FNPR reported.
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Payments to victims at work are regulated by Russian legislation on compulsory social insurance.
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In the event of an accident at work, a Russian can receive a one-time insurance payment of more than 163 thousand rubles.
From February 1, 2026, the maximum lump sum payment is 163,596.35 rubles, excluding regional coefficients and allowances.
The victim can also receive a monthly payment of up to 125,789.16 rubles in case of loss of ability to work and payment for rehabilitation costs.
MOSCOW, September 25 - RIA Novosti. In case of an accident at work, a Russian can receive a one-time insurance payment of more than 163 thousand rubles, as well as a number of other payments, the communications department of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia (FNPR) told RIA Novosti.
“When loss of professional ability to work is determined, one-time and monthly insurance payments are assigned. From February 1, 2026, the maximum size of a one-time payment is 163,596.35 rubles, excluding regional coefficients and allowances,” the message says.
It is clarified that the victim is also entitled to a monthly payment of up to 125,789.16 rubles in case of loss of ability to work, as well as payment of expenses for medical, social and professional rehabilitation.

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