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Mini-status
If you were born before 1956 and you are a collaborating spouse of a self-employed worker, you are under the obligation to affiliate with your spouse’s social insurance fund for minimal coverage.
In this way, you will be insured against occupational disability  and invalidity. For those particular risks you do not, in effect, have derived rights via your wedded partner.

If you fall ill, you can then be considered as being in the insurance healthcare scheme as your spouse’s dependent.

It does not matter whether your spouse is self-employed as his or her principal occupation or as an occasional occupation only.

The age limit of 55 does not apply.