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What happens if I have worked for 10 years and have met all Social Security conditions, and then I return to my home country? Can I receive Social Security benefits abroad?

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What happens if I have worked for 10 years and have met all Social Security conditions, and then I return to my home country? Can I receive Social Security benefits abroad?

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For citizens of many countries, the answer is yes. However, see Social Security: Your Payments While You Are Outside The United States for full details. You may apply for Social Security benefits at your nearest U.S. consular office or U.S. embassy. For additional assistance with Social Security services outside of the U.S., see Social Security Overseas: Apply for SSN, Card, or Benefits Abroad – Outside the United States.

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