SSA Lists 53 Countries Eligible for US Social Security Benefits

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has published a list of 53 countries whose citizens remain eligible to receive Social Security payments even after leaving the United States. This list includes nationals from various regions, including the Americas, Europe, the Pacific, and the Caribbean, with two African nations represented.
The SSA specifies that eligibility for continued payments comes with conditions, particularly for those receiving benefits as dependents or survivors of primary beneficiaries, who must meet additional requirements. Simply possessing a passport from one of the listed countries does not guarantee continued benefits.
Individuals living abroad or planning to relocate are advised to check directly with the SSA, as individual circumstances may vary and additional documentation may be necessary depending on how the benefits were granted. The full list of eligible countries is publicly accessible on the SSA's website.
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