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Retirement age calculator · Hong Kong

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 65, in 2056
Earliest at 60, in 2051, without a reduction factor

About HK$13,441 net a month at 65, 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 Hong Kong: 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 61, in 2026age 65, in 2030
        1970age 60, in 2030age 65, in 2035
        1975age 60, in 2035age 65, in 2040
        1980age 60, in 2040age 65, in 2045
        1985age 60, in 2045age 65, in 2050
        1991age 60, in 2051age 65, in 2056
        1995age 60, in 2055age 65, in 2060
        2000age 60, in 2060age 65, in 2065

        Assumes work from age 22 without gaps.

        Example: born in 1991, what each age pays

        Claim at ageYearChangeNet a month
        6020510.0%HK$9,431
        6120520.0%HK$10,114
        6220530.0%HK$10,849
        6320540.0%HK$11,644
        6420550.0%HK$12,506
        652056full pensionHK$13,441
        662057full pensionHK$13,845
        672058full pensionHK$14,286
        682059full pensionHK$14,768
        692060full pensionHK$15,297
        702061full pensionHK$17,555

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

        Frequently asked questions

        When can I retire in Hong Kong?
        At 65 if you were born in 1991, or from 60 on early retirement, without a reduction factor.

        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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