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Kuwait indemnity calculator — with the rates you enter from your contract, plus a statement and a request for your dues
Short answer. Enter your last monthly wage, your start and end dates and the rates from your contract or from the Public Authority for Manpower. Length of service: full months between start and end date, ÷ 12 (As in the Excel file).
- Ask your employer for a written final settlement statement — 2 weeks beforetype the date
- Gather your contract, payslips and leave balance — 1 month beforetype the date
Check your own case.
Practical reminders, not legal deadlines.
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Calculator · end of service
Your indemnity in KWD — with the rates in your contract
Enter your last monthly wage, your service dates and the rates from your contract or from PAM. We count full months of service, the daily wage and the award after the cap, and prepare an Excel file and a request for your dues.
- Ask your employer for a written final settlement statement and compare it with this calculation.
- Check the rates in Article 51 of Law No. 6 of 2010 (as amended) with the Public Authority for Manpower.
- Send the request for your dues and keep a copy signed as received.
Arithmetic only: full months of service ÷ 12; daily wage = wage ÷ days; indemnity = (first-band days + later days) × daily wage, capped, × share. You enter every rate — we could not verify Article 51 from an official source. Not legal advice.
Lida, Layers template assistant
Enter your wage, your service dates and the rates from your contract, and I work out your indemnity step by step.
Then download the statement and the request letter.
Deadlines
The rules, with the source
| What | Deadline | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Length of service | Full months between start and end date, ÷ 12 | As in the Excel file |
| Daily wage | Last monthly wage ÷ the number of days you enter | Rate from your contract or PAM |
| Indemnity | Days per year in the first band + days per year after it, × daily wage, capped in months, × the share due in your case | You enter every rate |
We could not verify Article 51 of Law No. 6 of 2010 from an official source, so we give no ready-made numbers: the calculator applies the rates you enter.
Step by step
What to do, in order
1
Enter wage and dates
Last monthly wage, service start and end date.
2
Enter the rates
From your contract or PAM: days per year, cap and the share on resignation.
3
Download statement and letter
An Excel file with formulas and a letter asking your employer to pay your dues.
Questions
How is indemnity calculated in Kuwait?
Under Article 51 of the Private Sector Labour Law No. 6 of 2010, as amended. We could not read the official text, so you enter the rates from your contract or from PAM; the calculator applies them and shows every step.
Is indemnity different if I resign?
The share due can depend on why and when the service ended. Enter the share that applies to you and check it with PAM.
Which wage is used?
The wage in your contract and payslips — check whether it is basic only or with allowances, and enter that figure.
Is there an Excel version?
Yes: all formulas visible, yellow cells for your data, and a «Before you rely on it» sheet listing what to check.
Is it free? Do I need to sign up?
Free, no sign-up: calculate and download. With a free account you save a copy and come back to it.
Official sources
Other documents
Keep the papers in one place
Letters, receipts and notices in one folder you can share with family or a lawyer. The templates and the editor are free; Layers is free for up to 20 people.
An estimate, not legal advice; PAM and the courts decide disputes.