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Saudi pension calculator: estimate your GOSI retirement pension

This Saudi pension calculator estimates the monthly retirement pension GOSI pays a Saudi worker in the private sector. Enter the date you first registered, your date of birth, the date you plan to stop work, your contribution months and your average contributory wage. The calculator decides whether the Social Insurance Law of 1421H, its 2024 amendments or the new Social Insurance Law applies, then shows your statutory retirement age, whether you qualify for a normal or early pension, and the amount. Every rule comes from gosi.gov.sa and is dated.

Quick answer

Under the 1421H law GOSI pays your average wage of the last 24 months multiplied by your contribution months and divided by 480, never more than 100% of that average and not less than SAR 1,983.75. Under the new law (members who joined from 3 July 2024) it pays 2.25% of the average of your highest 180 months, times your months, divided by 12.

Based on GOSI (gosi.gov.sa): Social Insurance Laws 1421H and 1445H and FAQ · Page updated 21 October 2026

Nationality

Your earliest contribution date in Taminaty, under either system.

Law that applies

Enter your first registration date

The date you stop work covered by GOSI.

Whole months, e.g. 25 years = 300.

Basic wage + housing + commission as registered with GOSI, up to SAR 45,000.

Your pension estimate will appear here.

How to use the Saudi Pension Calculator

  1. Choose Saudi. Enter the date you were first registered with GOSI or the civil service, and tick the box if every earlier period was paid out to you as a lump sum.
  2. Enter your date of birth, the date your pension would start, your total contribution months and the average contributory wage the law uses. Members under the 1421H law also give their months on 3 July 2024.
  3. Press Estimate my pension to see your retirement age, the route you qualify for and the monthly amount, then download the CSV.

Which law sets your pension

Three sets of rules exist side by side. The Social Insurance Law of 1421H still governs anyone with contribution months before 3 July 2024 that were never paid out. Within that group, Cabinet Decision 1022 moved the retirement age and the months needed for an early pension for members who, on 3 July 2024, were younger than 50 Hijri years (48 years and 6 months by the Gregorian calendar) and had fewer than 240 months; their pension formula did not change. Everyone who started work from 3 July 2024 with no earlier unpaid-out period falls under the new Social Insurance Law of 1445H. The calculator reads your first registration date and the 3 July 2024 figures to place you in the right group.

The 1421H formula, with GOSI's example

Article 38 of the 1421H law takes the average monthly contributory wage of the last two years, divides it by 40 and multiplies it by your years and months of service. In months, that is average x months / 480. The result may not pass 100% of the average, and the average itself may not pass 150% of your contributory wage at the start of the last five years, so a late pay rise only counts up to that limit. GOSI's own example: an average of SAR 12,000 over 35 years gives 12,000 x 35 / 40 = SAR 10,500 a month. Early pension under this law is not reduced.

The new-law formula, with GOSI's example

Article 17 of the new law multiplies 2.25% by the average contributory wage and by the number of contribution months, then divides by 12. The average is no longer the last two years: Article 26 uses the highest wages over 180 months of your career. GOSI's worked example: 480 months with an average of SAR 20,000 gives 2.25% x 20,000 x 480 / 12 = SAR 18,000. Early pension is cut by 3% for every 12 months (and pro rata for part of a year) that you are short of 65 or short of 480 months, whichever is less, and the cut stays for life. Each 12 months you keep contributing after 65 adds 3%.

Retirement age and early pension

Under the unchanged 1421H rules the normal pension starts at 60 Hijri years with at least 120 months, and an early pension needs 300 months at any age. The new law sets 65 Gregorian years with 180 months, and allows an early pension up to ten years before 65 with 360 months after you stop covered work. For members caught by the 2024 amendments the normal age depends on their Gregorian age on 3 July 2024, falling by four months for each year of age:

  • Under 29 on 3 July 2024: 65
  • 29: 64 years 8 months; 30: 64 years 4 months; 31: 64
  • 34: 63; 37: 62; 40: 61; 43: 60
  • 46: 59; 47: 58 years 8 months; 48 to 48 years 6 months: 58 years 4 months
  • Early pension: 360 months if you had under 180 months on 3 July 2024; 348, 336, 324, 312 or 300 months for 180-191, 192-203, 204-215, 216-227 or 228-239 months

Minimum pension and the 100% ceiling

GOSI states that a 1421H pension is never less than SAR 1,983.75 a month. Under the new law the minimum is SAR 4,000 for 480 months and falls for each year short of 480, down to SAR 2,000 at the 180-month qualifying period. The law gives those two end points but not the size of each yearly step, so the calculator draws a straight line between them (SAR 80 a year) and labels it as our reading. Both laws cap the formula at 100% of the average wage, and the contributory wage itself is capped at SAR 45,000.

What this estimate leaves out

We only built in rules we could read in an official GOSI source. Not covered: the split-period method when your wage fell in later years, hard and hazardous jobs, buying a notional period to reach 120 months, the lump-sum payment when you do not qualify, yearly pension increases, disability and survivors' pensions, GCC nationals, and the civil and military pension laws. Non-Saudis are not covered by the annuities branch at all; their end-of-service money comes from the employer under the labour law. For contributions, use the GOSI calculator, and for take-home pay, the Saudi salary calculator.

Official sources

Every rule above was read on gosi.gov.sa on 21 October 2026. This page gives an estimate from those rules; it is not GOSI's official calculation. Your contribution record and the pension statement in Taminaty (تأميناتي) are what count. To see the monthly GOSI contributions on a salary, use the GOSI calculator.

Frequently asked questions

How is the GOSI retirement pension calculated?

Under the 1421H law: average wage of the last 24 months x contribution months / 480, capped at 100% of that average, with a SAR 1,983.75 minimum. Under the new law: 2.25% x the average of your highest 180 months x months / 12. This Saudi pension calculator applies the right formula once you enter your first registration date.

When can I take early retirement from GOSI?

Under the unchanged 1421H rules, with 300 contribution months at any age. Members under the 2024 amendments need between 300 and 360 months depending on their months on 3 July 2024. Under the new law, with 360 months and no more than ten years before 65, with a 3% cut per year.

What is the minimum GOSI pension per month?

SAR 1,983.75 under the 1421H law, according to GOSI. Under the new law it is SAR 4,000 for 480 months, reduced for fewer months down to SAR 2,000 at 180 months.

Do non-Saudi workers get a GOSI pension?

No. The pension (annuities) branch covers Saudi nationals only; for non-Saudis the employer pays the 2% occupational hazards contribution. Expats receive an end-of-service award from the employer instead, which our end-of-service calculators estimate.

Is this pension estimate the same as GOSI's figure?

No. It applies the rules GOSI publishes, checked on 21 October 2026, to the numbers you type. GOSI uses your full wage history, so your Taminaty pension statement is the official figure.