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Retirement age calculator · Czechia

The earliest age you can claim a pension, the age for a full pension, and what each one pays. Change your age in the calculator below.

Full pension at 67, in 2058
Earliest at 64, in 2055, with a 32.0% cut

About CZK 23,344 net a month at 67, in today’s money. Assumes you started work at 22; change it in the calculator below.

What each age pays ↓
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        Retirement age in Czechia: when you can claim your pension

        When you can retire depends on your year of birth and how many years you have been insured. The calculator above shows the earliest age and the age for a full pension, and what each age would pay.

        The rules in brief

        Earliest and full pension, by year of birth

        Born inEarliest pensionFull pension
        1965age 62, in 2027 (−32.7%)age 65, in 2030
        1970age 63, in 2033 (−25.1%)age 66, in 2036
        1975age 63, in 2038 (−30.3%)age 66, in 2041
        1980age 64, in 2044 (−24.6%)age 67, in 2047
        1985age 64, in 2049 (−27.1%)age 67, in 2052
        1991age 64, in 2055 (−32.0%)age 67, in 2058
        1995age 64, in 2059 (−32.0%)age 67, in 2062
        2000age 64, in 2064 (−32.0%)age 67, in 2067

        Assumes work from age 22 without gaps.

        Example: born in 1991, what each age pays

        Claim at ageYearChangeNet a month
        642055−30.6%CZK 16,782
        652056−20.7%CZK 18,822
        662057−11.2%CZK 20,874
        672058full pensionCZK 23,344
        682059+8.8%CZK 24,968
        692060+17.6%CZK 26,592
        702061+26.4%CZK 28,216

        Career from age 22 with the calculator’s example pay; amounts in today’s money.

        Frequently asked questions

        When can I retire in Czechia?
        With a full pension at 67 if you were born in 1991; the earliest is 64, with a 32.0% cut.

        How much do I lose if I retire early?
        32.0% at 64, for the rest of your life.

        Rules and official sources: see “Rules applied (2026)” in the calculator. Last checked: October 2026. Estimates for information, not financial advice.

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