Greek survivor's pension calculator

How much are the surviving spouse and the children entitled to? Fill in the deceased's pension and the family picture to see an estimate of the monthly amounts, under e-EFKA rules.

Leave it empty to see the percentages only.

Estimated monthly pension
  • Surviving spouse70%
    70%
Family total70%

For the first 3 years the spouse receives the full 70%; the 50% reduction only applies after three years, if they work or have their own pension.

An indicative calculation based on the main e-EFKA rules (spouse 70%, each unmarried child 25%, capped at 100% of the deceased's pension). It does not replace the official calculation — the exact amount depends on the deceased's pension and special rules. Confirm it with e-EFKA.

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How the death pension is calculated

Surviving spouse70% of the deceased's pension
Spouse after 3 years (if working)35% (reduced by 50%)
Each unmarried child under 2425% each
Family capUp to 100% of the deceased's pension

The percentages are calculated on the pension the deceased was entitled to or receiving. The final amount is confirmed by e-EFKA.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the survivor's pension?

As a rule 70% of the deceased's pension for the surviving spouse. For the first 3 years it is paid in full. The exact amount depends on the deceased's pension — confirm it with e-EFKA.

Is it reduced if I work?

After the first three years, if you work or receive your own pension, the survivor's pension is reduced by 50% (i.e. about 35% is paid). For the first 3 years it is paid in full regardless.

How much does each child receive?

Each unmarried child is generally entitled to 25% of the deceased's pension, until the age of 24 (or beyond, in the case of incapacity that appeared before 24).

Is there a maximum?

Yes — the family's total cannot exceed the deceased's pension (100%). If the sum of the shares goes over, it is reduced proportionally. The calculator applies this cap.