Find your basic salary
Check the basic salary recorded in your employment contract or latest payslip.
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Make sense of your end-of-service benefits. Learn the basics, see the numbers, then calculate an estimate for your time in the UAE.
Go to gratuity calculatorOpens mohregratuitycalculator.ae · Third-party tool
BEFORE YOU CALCULATE
Have your employment records nearby.
The right inputs make a useful estimate.
Check the basic salary recorded in your employment contract or latest payslip.
Keep your joining date, last working date and any unpaid absence records ready.
Open the calculator, enter your details and compare the result with your employer’s breakdown.
Start your calculationUNDERSTAND THE EXAMPLE
For the six-year example above, calculate each service band separately, then add the two amounts.
See UAE Government guidance10,000 ÷ 30 × 21 × 5 35,000 AED
10,000 ÷ 30 × 30 × 1 10,000 AED
QUICK, CLEAR ANSWERS
A starting point for understanding end-of-service benefits in the UAE.
Sources checked · 10 September 2026For eligible full-time foreign private-sector workers, the standard calculation uses 21 days of basic salary per year for the first five years, then 30 days per additional year.
The calculation uses basic salary. Housing, transport and other allowances are excluded.
At least one year of continuous service is required. After qualifying, eligible fractions of a year are calculated proportionately.
The standard gratuity is capped at two years of wages. Unpaid absence does not count towards the service period.
No. mohregratuitycalculator.ae is a third-party calculator. For official government information, visit mohre.gov.ae or the UAE Government portal linked below.
Check which employment rules and benefit scheme apply to you. Separate regimes and alternative savings arrangements can change the calculation. Confirm your settlement with your employer.
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This independent guide and the linked calculator are not affiliated with or endorsed by MOHRE. An estimate does not determine your legal entitlement.
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