How to Get Your Malta Pension Statement
Contribution History Statement · DSS
Step-by-step instructions to retrieve your certified statutory insurance and contribution record from Department of Social Security (DSS). Under European Regulation (EC) No 883/2004, this statement is the official proof required to totalize your working years across member states.
What to Have Ready
- Maltese ID Card Number (e.g. 123456M or 123456A)
- Social Security Number (NI Number)
- Maltese e-ID credentials or foreign address details
Digital Identity Required
Maltese e-ID (Identity Malta)
5-Step Retrieval Walkthrough
Follow these steps on the live official portal to download your statement.
Open mySocialSecurity Portal
Visit socialsecurity.gov.mt and click on 'Online Services' > 'mySocialSecurity'.
Authenticate with Maltese e-ID
Log in using your e-ID credentials managed by Identity Malta.
Select 'View Contribution History'
Navigate to 'Contributions' > 'Contribution History Statement'.
Check Class 1 and Class 2 Weeks
Maltese contributions are recorded in weekly units (Class 1 for employees, Class 2 for self-employed). Ensure all calendar years show 50โ52 weeks.
Export Official PDF Statement
Download the official Contribution History Statement containing the Department of Social Security stamp.
How to Get Your Maltese Statement from Abroad (No Maltese e-ID)
Expats living abroad frequently get blocked because the portal demands a domestic tax code, local SMS number, or domestic digital identity. Here are the validated, legal workarounds:
How This Feeds into Your EU Cross-Border Pension
Under EU Regulation 883/2004, Maltese contributions aggregate with all European member states to satisfy the statutory contribution conditions for the Two-Thirds Pension, paying a pro-rata pension directly to your foreign European bank account.
Already have your Malta contribution statement?
Enter your accumulated years and discover your exact theoretical and pro-rata monthly pension under EU Regulation 883/2004.
Need Statements from Other European Countries?
Select another state where you have lived or worked to view its official statement retrieval guide: