Retirement age calculator · Greece
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.
About €1,198 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 ↓…
Retirement age in Greece: 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
- Full pension: 67, or 62 with 40 years: Full pension at 67 with 15+ years, or at 62 with 40 years (12,000 days).
- Early pension from 62: With 15+ years you can retire from 62, with a lifelong cut of 1/200 per month before 67 (6% a year, up to 30%).
Frequently asked questions
When can I retire in Greece?
With a full pension at 67 if you were born in 1991; the earliest is 62, with a 30.0% cut.
How much do I lose if I retire early?
30.0% at 62, 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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