How to get your Philippines pension statement
How to retrieve your own official pension record from Philippines, step by step.
This is free — you can do it yourself
There is no charge for your own pension record. The guide below just makes it faster. PensionChart never asks for your portal login, and never contacts an authority on your behalf.
What you're asking for
SSS contribution record
Known in English as the SSS contribution record. Look for this name on the site — it may not be translated.
My.SSS
my.sss.gov.ph
Before you start
- Your SSS number (and your GSIS number too, if you worked in the public sector — they are separate systems).
- A My.SSS online account.
- Your Philippine employers and dates, plus any periods as an overseas Filipino worker paying voluntarily.
Steps
- Register for or log in to My.SSSSSS covers private-sector employees, the self-employed and voluntary members including OFWs.Open this page ↗
- Open your contribution recordIt lists monthly contributions by employer. SSS pensions require 120 monthly contributions, so the count is what determines eligibility.
- Check GSIS separately if you were a government employeeGSIS is an entirely separate system with its own record and its own portal.Open this page ↗
- Consider continuing as a voluntary memberIf you are short of 120 months, voluntary or OFW contributions can close the gap. SSS has representative offices in several countries with large Filipino communities.Open this page ↗
- Save the recordKeep the PDF. Also check Pag-IBIG, which is a separate savings fund many members forget they contributed to.Open this page ↗
If it doesn't work
- My.SSS registration fails from abroad
- SSS maintains overseas representative offices across ASEAN, the Middle East, North America and Europe; they can help with registration and records in person.
- Contributions are missing for a period you were employed
- Employers sometimes deducted without remitting. SSS investigates on a member's report, and payslips showing the deduction are the evidence.
- You have two SSS numbers
- Duplicates happen when someone re-registers. Ask SSS to merge them — leaving them separate can keep you below the 120-month threshold on paper.
Once you have it
Upload the statement to your vault and we'll read the figures out of it — balances, benefits, vesting and retirement ages — and tell you what changed since your last one.
Steps last checked against the live portal on 23 Aug 2026 by marco.ventura@me.comRecently checkedPortals change without notice — if the screen doesn't match, trust the portal.
Part of the free Philippines pension guide in the PensionChart Directory.