Pensions FAQs for Malta

Retirement Age

Retirement Ages for Males & Females in Malta

  Years Males
retirement age		 Females
retirement age
Born on or before 31st December 1951 61 60
Born during 1952 to 1955 62
 62
Born during 1956 to 1958 63
 63
Born during 1959 to 1961 64 64
Born on or after 1st January 1962 65 65

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Entitlement Computation

Full-Pension Entitlement Calculation in Malta

 Born Number of years
of Social Security
Contributions required
 Rules for
Employed persons		 Rules for
Self-employed & Self-occupied persons
Before 1952 30 Average best 3 consecutive years out of the last 10 consecutive calendar years of the basic wage or salary Average of the last 10 calendar years of the net contributory income
During 1952-1955 35 Average best 3 consecutive years out of the last 11 consecutive calendar years of the basic wage or salary
 Average best 10 consecutive years out of the last 11 consecutive calendar years of the net contributory income
During 1956-1958  35 Average best 3 consecutive years out of the last 12 consecutive calendar years of the basic wage or salary
 Average best 10 consecutive years out of the last 12 consecutive calendar years of the net contributory income
During 1959-1961 35 Average best 3 consecutive years out of the last 13 consecutive calendar years of the basic wage or salary Average best 10 consecutive years out of the last 13 consecutive calendar years of the net contributory income
After 1961 40 Average of the basic wage or salary or net income or net earnings of the best 10 calendar years within the last 40 calendar years Average of the basic wage or salary or net income or net earnings of the best 10 calendar years within the last 40 calendar years

Pension Rates 2016

2016 – Pension Entitlement in Malta

Contributory Pension type Maximum Pension per week Minimum Pension per week “IMPORTANT Notice – the minimum pension may not apply when in receipt of other pensions”
Two-thirds pension €229.92 €39.09
Survivors pension €191.60 €39.09
Married persons in receipt of a national minimum retirement pension €141.83 €104.37
Single persons in receipt of a guaranteed national minimum level pension €130.30 €96.70
Married persons in receipt of an invalidity pension €139.43 €101.97
Single persons in receipt of an invalidity pension €119.86 €96.26

 

Non-Contributory Pension type Married rates per week when both spouses qualify Married rates per week when one spouse qualifies Single & Widow rates per week
Age pension €134.66 €88.51 €88.51
Disability pension €201.92 €100.96 €100.96
Carer’s pension €- €- €105.31

Pension Rates 2015

2015 – Pension Entitlement in Malta

Contributory Pension type Maximum Pension per week Minimum Pension per week “IMPORTANT Notice – the minimum pension may not apply when in receipt of other pensions”
Two-thirds pension €228.74 €35.61
Survivors pension €190.96 €34.51
Married persons in receipt of a national minimum pension or an invalidity pension €138.03 €100.57
Single persons in receipt of a national minimum pension or an invalidity pension €118.69 €95.09

 

Non-Contributory Pension type Married rates per week when both spouses qualify Married rates per week when one spouse qualifies Single & Widow rates per week
Age pension €133.25 €87.34 €99.51
Disability pension €199.58 €99.79 €99.79
Carer’s pension €- €- €104.13

Pension Rates 2014

2014 – Pension Entitlement in Malta

Contributory Pension type Maximum Pension per week Minimum Pension per week “IMPORTANT Notice – the minimum pension may not apply when in receipt of other pensions”
Two-thirds pension €228.36 €35.49
Survivors pension €190.30 €34.39
Married persons in receipt of a national minimum pension or an invalidity pension €137.57 €100.11
Single persons in receipt of a national minimum pension or an invalidity pension €118.30 €94.71

 

Non-Contributory Pension type Married rates per week when both spouses qualify Married rates per week when one spouse qualifies Single & Widow rates per week
Age pension €126.74 €81.90 €99.51
Disability pension €188.70 €94.35 €94.35
Carer’s pension €- €- €98.69

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Concession to pay missing social security contributions
As from the 1st January 2015 any person who is employed or in self-occupation and has reached the age of 59 but not yet the age of 65 may pay up to five years of arrears of social security contributions at the SA rate applicable in the year the claim is made. (e.g. if the claim is made in the year 2015 the rate is €28.47 per social security contribution.)

Social Security offices open in Winter

Fgura, Marsa, Qormi, San Gwann, Vittoriosa

Monday to Friday
08:00am – 01:00pm

Siggiewi

Wednesday & Friday
08:00am – 12:00pm

All other offices

Monday to Friday
08:00am – 12:00pm
01:30pm – 04:30pm

Social Security offices open in Summer

Siggiewi

Wednesday & Friday
08:00am – 12:00pm

All other offices

Monday to Friday
08:00am – 12:00pm

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Comments
  1. Emanuel says:
    May 13, 2023 at 1:26 am

    I live in Australia and have been receiving the Maltese pension for the last four years, yet payments have stopped for the last three months, and was wondering why.

    Reply
    1. Rolan says:
      June 5, 2023 at 1:07 pm

      You need to contact the Social Services Department for clarification.

      Reply
  2. Ivan says:
    August 26, 2020 at 10:51 am

    I would like to know what my pension will be when I am 61 years old.
    I was born in January 1961

    Reply
    1. Rolan says:
      August 26, 2020 at 1:16 pm

      You could apply for a tentative retirement pension assessment on this online form.

      Reply
    2. Rolan says:
      August 26, 2020 at 3:37 pm

      Ivan, you may try the Retirement Pension Calculator on the button on this page.
      In the box, “Enter your total income for the best number years in the last number of years prior to your retirement. The amount must be gross and excluding bonuses and other allowances. (€)“, enter the total of the best number of years you have already and which you expect to earn up to retirement.
      In your case retirement age is 64.
      Other conditions prevail to arrive at your anticipated pension.

      Reply
  3. j.a. says:
    August 8, 2020 at 7:54 pm

    Since my retirement age is 63, if I continue working ‘additional’ years till 65 can these 2 years be added to my entitlement since I do not have 35yrs of contributions?

    Reply
    1. Rolan says:
      October 24, 2020 at 11:02 am

      In theory the extra two years should entitle you to an extra pension top-up, yet you should contact the social security department and get an official prediction.

      Reply

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