GRSIA pension calculator for Qataris

Qatari employees insured with GRSIA earn a monthly pension based on their salary and years of contributions.

Enter your pension salary, your years and your age when you stop working to estimate the pension.

How it's calculated

The pension is 1/30 of the pension salary for each year of contributions, and it can't go over the pension salary. With 30 years you reach the full amount.
You need at least 25 years of contributions, including 20 years of actual service. Retirement age is at least 60 years.
After resigning, the pension drops 2.5% for each year between your age and 60 years for men or 55 years for women. It isn't paid before 50 years.

A man who resigns at 52 with 27 years and a pension salary of QAR 30,000 gets QAR 27,000 less 20%, so QAR 21,600 a month.

What is the pension salary in the private sector?

The average contribution salary of your last three years, capped at 130% of the salary in the first of those years.

What if I don't qualify for a pension?

You can ask for a lump-sum compensation if you contributed for more than a year. With less than a year, your own contributions are refunded.

Is there a bonus for long careers?

Yes. If your actual service goes over 30 years, you get a bonus for the extra period under the rules in the regulations.

Pension salary: The salary GRSIA uses to work out your pension.
Lump-sum compensation: A one-off payment when you leave without meeting the pension conditions.