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Do I lose my Irish state pension if I move abroad?

According to the official Irish government source, Citizens Information, you can be paid the Irish State Pension (Contributory) even if you live outside of Ireland. However, whether you lose your Irish state pension if you move abroad depends entirely on the type of pension you are receiving and the country you move to.

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How much pension do Irish citizens get? A guide to 2025 rates and eligibility

For 2025, the maximum weekly personal rate for the Irish State Contributory Pension is €289.30. If you're asking, **how much pension do Irish citizens get**, the answer depends on factors like your work history and social insurance contributions (PRSI). This guide breaks down the different pension types, their rates, and the qualifications required, reflecting key updates from Budget 2025.

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How much is the Irish pension? Your guide to 2025 rates

As of January 2025, the maximum personal rate for the State Pension (Contributory) in Ireland is €289.30 per week. Understanding **how much is the Irish pension** you might receive depends on whether you qualify for the contributory or non-contributory payment, which are based on your PRSI contributions or a means test, respectively.

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How many years do you have to work to get full pension in Ireland?

Under the current system, an estimated 40 years of paid social insurance, or 2,080 contributions, is the benchmark for receiving a full State Pension in Ireland. Navigating **how many years you have to work to get full pension in Ireland** requires understanding this calculation method and upcoming changes.

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How much do you get on an Irish state pension? Your 2025 guide

As of January 2025, the maximum weekly rate for the Irish State Pension (Contributory) at age 66 is €289.30. This comprehensive guide explains precisely how much you get on an Irish state pension, detailing the different types, calculation methods, and eligibility criteria for the year.

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How do I find out if I am entitled to an Irish pension?

As of 2025, anyone aged 66 or over with sufficient social insurance (PRSI) contributions is entitled to receive an Irish State Pension. To find out if I am entitled to an Irish pension, you must check your Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI) record and understand the qualifying conditions for both contributory and non-contributory options.

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