NHIF payments can be made via various channels including M-Pesa and EFT bank transfer depending on the membership category i.e employed or self employed
For those in employment, NHIF deduction amounts are dependent on one’s salary while for the self-employed, the NHIF contributions are set at Kes500 per month
NHIF payments are required to be made before the 9th of each month, failure to which will incur penalties.
1. How To Make NHIF Payments As An Employer
Employers can remit contributions through official channels such as;
– Kenya Commercial Bank
– Co-operative bank
– Equity bank
– National bank
– M-Pesa Paybill
a) How To Pay NHIF Via KCB Bank
To make NHIF payments via KCB, simply use the below account details;
KCB Collection A/C – 1107111226
Code – 11100
Swift code – KCBLKENEX
b) How To Pay NHIF Via Equity Bank
To make NHIF payments via Equity bank, use the below bank account details
Equity collection A/C – 0170263180280
Code – 017
Swift code – EQBLKENA
c) How To Pay NHIF Via National Bank
To make NHIF payments via national bank, use the below national bank account details
NBK Collection A/C – 01003000904001
Code – 12004
Swift code – NBKEKENEX
d) How To Pay NHIF Via Co-operative Bank
To make NHIF payments via coop bank, use the below coop bank details
Co-op Collection A/C – 01136011317300
Note: NHIF payments made via banks take same day or 24hrs to reflect
e) How To Pay NHIF Via M-Pesa As An Employer
Generate the E-Slip/By-product number
Go to Lipa na M-Pesa menu and use the below details;
NHIF Paybill number: 200222
Account number: E-Slip number/ by- product number
2. How To Make NHIF Payments As Self-Employed
Self employed members can make contributions via the M-Pesa details below;
NHIF Paybill number: 200222
Account number: ID number
Amount: Kes500
Note: NHIF payments made via M-Pesa typically take 2-3 days to reflect
Can One Pay NHIF for the whole year?
NHIF contributions for the self-employed is usually Kes500 per month.
However, it is possible to make a lump sum NHIF payment for a whole year simply by entering the amount Kes6,000 which is obtained by multiplying the monthly amount by 12 months i.e 500*12= 6,000
If paying for more than a year, the payments should be in multiples of Kes6,000
If NHIF payments for 2 years, make 2 separate payments of Kes6,000
If NHIF payments for 3 years, make 3 separate payments of Kes6,000
If NHIF payments for 4 years, make 4 separate payments of Kes6,000
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