SISFOH 2025 Consult: So you can change your socioeconomic classification and CSE of your home

The household focusing system (Sisfoh) is a key tool of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis) that allows identifying citizens in a situation of poverty or extreme poverty in Peru. This information is used to determine the eligibility of families in various social programs and state subsidies.

However, in some cases, the socioeconomic classification (CSE) of a home may not reflect the current economic reality of its inhabitants. If you think your situation has changed and you need Modify your classificationit is important to know the steps to update your data in the SISFOH 2025 and thus access the available benefits.

SISFOH 2025: How can I change my home from “non -poor” to “poor”?

If when you consult in Sisfoh with DNI Your home appears as “non -poor” but you consider that your economic situation has changed, you can request an update of the socioeconomic classification (CSE). To carry out this process, it is necessary to go to the Local registration unit (ULE) and submit your application, which can be made only once. To do this, perform the following process:

1. Go to the local registration unit (ULE) of the district where it resides.
2. Submit an request for update of the CSE. This procedure is done only once.
3. SISFOH managers will evaluate your case through a home verification.
4. Once the process is completed, your status will be updated in the MIDIS database.

Criteria for Sisfoh Household Classification, via Midis

He Sisfoh Classify Peruvian homes into three categories, considering factors such as income, access to basic services and housing quality.

• Non -poor home :
• Its income allows to cover the cost of the basic family basket.
• They have access to essential services such as water, electricity and sanitation.
• Poor home :
• They cannot pay the basic basket in their entirety.
• Submit deficiencies in basic services or infrastructure.
• Home in extreme poverty :
• Its per capita income is insufficient even for survival.
• They face severe difficulties in food, housing and education.

If your home no longer complies with the criteria of “non -poor”, you may be able to request a classification review at the SISFOH.

How to know if my home qualifies as poor in Sisfoh?

The Peru government has enabled a platform of Check online so that citizens can verify their socioeconomic classification. To do this, perform the following:

1. Enter the official link of the “Consult my home” platform (in this link)
2. Select the type of document and enter your ID number.
3. Write the verification code that appears on the screen.
4. Click “Consult” and follow the instructions.
5. Complete the additional information, such as the date of birth and ubigeo number in your ID.
6. Check your socioeconomic classification on the final screen.

Benefits for classified within the sisfoh

If your home is classified as poor or in extreme povertyyou can access subsidies, bonds and social programs in Peru. The programs and benefits for households classified in the SISFOH are:

• Pension 65: Economic subsidy for adults over 65 years in extreme poverty.
• Together: Conditioned monetary support for families with children, focused on education and health.
• Scholarship 18: Complete financing for higher studies to young people in poverty with high academic performance.
• More cradle: Comprehensive care and day care for children under three years in vulnerable situation.
• Protection bonus for housing vulnerable to seismic risks: Financial support to reinforce or rebuild housing in areas of seismic risk.
• Llamasun Peru (Peru works): Temporary employment generation through basic infrastructure projects.
• Free sis: Access to free health services for those who do not have private insurance.

What function does Midis have?

The Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (MIDIS) is the entity responsible for designing and executing the social policies of the Peruvian State. Its main objective is to guarantee the inclusion and well -being of vulnerable populations.

The main functions of the MIDIS include the administration and update of the SISFOH to ensure the proper targeting of social programs, the supervision of the execution of subsidies and economic transfers destined to the population in poverty, the promotion of policies in food security, employment and education for vulnerable sectors, as well as coordination with regional and local governments to optimize the distribution of resources.