How to get your Saudi Arabia pension statement

بيان الاشتراكات (GOSI)

Known in English as the GOSI contribution statement. Look for this name on the site — it may not be translated.

• Whether you are a Saudi national, a GCC national, or an expatriate — GOSI's annuities branch covers nationals, while expatriates are registered only for occupational hazards.
• Your GOSI number or Iqama/national ID number.
• For expatriates: contracts and basic-salary history for the end-of-service award.

1. 1
   Establish which branch covered you

   GOSI runs two branches: annuities (the pension, for Saudi and GCC nationals) and occupational hazards (which does cover expatriates, but pays for injury, not retirement).

   Open this page ↗
2. 2
   Sign in to GOSI online or the Taminaty app

   Authentication runs through Absher or Nafath, the national identity services.
3. 3
   Nationals: read your contribution statement

   It shows contributory months and the wages they were based on. A new social insurance law applies different rules to those entering the system from 2024 onward, so check which set applies to you.

   Open this page ↗
4. 4
   Expatriates: calculate the end-of-service award instead

   The Saudi labour law sets the formula — broadly half a month's wage per year for the first five years and a full month thereafter, with reductions for resignation before certain thresholds. The ministry publishes an official calculator.

   Open this page ↗
5. 5
   Keep the documents

   Whichever applies, save the statement or the settlement calculation with your contract.

You were an expatriate employee, so the pension authority has no record of you

That is the expected answer, not a lost record. Your entitlement is the end-of-service gratuity your employer owes, calculated from your basic salary and length of service under the labour law. Your employment contract and final settlement are the documents, and PensionChart's free Gulf gratuity calculator will show you what the statutory formula produces.

Absher or Nafath will not authenticate you after leaving Saudi Arabia

GOSI field offices handle cases in person and answer written enquiries. If you are a GCC national, your own country's social insurance authority can also raise the matter under GCC coordination.

You are a GCC national unsure whether your Saudi service counts at home

The GCC extension of insurance protection allows service in another GCC state to count toward your home scheme. Ask your home authority, not GOSI, how the period is recorded.

How the 2024 social insurance law applies to someone who left Saudi Arabia before it took effect.

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.