The family members of the deceased individual shall be granted a survivor’s labor pension:

1) a child under the age of 18;

2) brother, sister and grandchild under the age of 18, provided their parents have a 3rd category limitation of working capacity;

3) a disabled child aged 18 or above, provided he or she has been recognized as disabled before reaching the age of 18 and has a 3 rd category limitation of working capacity and is not employed;

4) parents, spouse who have reached the old retirement benefit age or are recognized as disabled, provided they are not employed;

5) spouse or any other capable adult member of the family or a person recognized as custodian in the manner as established by law, regardless of his or her age, provided he or she is the caretaker of the deceased breadwinner’s child, brother, sister or grandchild entitled to a pension in the manner established by this Article who is under 14 and is not employed;

6) grandparents, provided they are not employed and have no children or their children have a third category limitation of working capacity.

In case a full-time student of an educational institution looses his/her benefactor he/she shall be granted a survivor’s pension until graduating from the educational institution, however before attaining the age of 23.

Source: Iravaban.net