An estimate of a Thai Social Security old-age benefit should use each insured person’s contribution record and wage information. Do not substitute a formula or example from an old post for the information in your own account, especially when contribution bases or rules may change over time.
Check your record before estimating
- Sign in to the Social Security Office’s e-Self Service using your own insured-person account.
- Review contribution history by section and month.
- Check the wage base or other information used to assess old-age benefits.
- See whether the system shows a lump-sum benefit or pension and review the age and contribution conditions.
- If information appears incorrect, contact the Social Security Office or call 1506 before resigning or stopping contributions.
The Social Security Office’s e-Self Service portal supports transactions for insured persons under Sections 33, 39, and 40 and provides old-age service information. Its user manual explains how to view records, but the Social Security Office must confirm your actual eligibility and payment amount using your individual history.
The linked video discusses general financial habits, not the Social Security pension formula or eligibility. For related retirement planning, see healthcare costs in retirement and how to review a provident fund.