What This Calculator Estimates
Qatar's end-of-service gratuity is a statutory benefit paid to employees upon termination of employment, calculated based on years of service and final basic salary under Qatari labor law, typically accruing at a set number of days' wages per year of service. This calculator estimates gratuity using the salary and years of service figures you provide, useful for planning around employment transitions in Qatar.
How to Use This Calculator
- Enter basic monthly salary in QAR.
- Enter years of service.
- Adjust the days-per-year assumption if needed.
- Click Estimate End of Service.
- Verify official labour rules before relying on the result.
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Tips for a More Accurate Estimate
- Confirm you've completed at least one year of continuous service before expecting any gratuity entitlement.
- Use basic salary only, excluding allowances, when estimating your payout.
- Check your contract type (limited or unlimited term), as this can affect gratuity calculation in some circumstances.
- Keep records of your exact service dates for an accurate years-of-service figure.
- For authoritative figures, consult Qatar's Ministry of Labour or a legal advisor.
Tips for a More Accurate Estimate
- Confirm the minimum service period required for gratuity eligibility under Qatari labor law.
- Use basic salary (not total compensation) as the base for your gratuity calculation.
- Understand how your specific termination circumstances may affect entitlement.
- Review your actual employment contract for terms affecting the standard calculation.
- Verify current official Qatari labor law guidance before relying on this estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is end-of-service gratuity typically calculated in Qatar?
Qatari labor law commonly calculates gratuity based on a set number of days' basic wage for each year of service, with the total accruing progressively over the employee's tenure with the employer.
Is basic salary or total compensation used for Qatar gratuity calculations?
Typically basic salary, excluding allowances like housing or transport, forms the calculation base under Qatari labor regulations, though specific contract terms should be confirmed with your employment agreement.
Does how employment ends affect gratuity entitlement in Qatar?
Yes, circumstances such as resignation versus termination, and whether termination was for cause, can affect gratuity calculation and entitlement under Qatari labor law.
Is there a minimum service period required to qualify for gratuity in Qatar?
Qatari labor law generally requires a minimum period of continuous service before gratuity entitlement applies — confirm the current specific threshold with official labor law guidance.
Should I verify this estimate against my employment contract and current law?
Yes, always verify this general estimate against your specific employment contract terms and current Qatari labor law before relying on the figure for financial planning.
Last updated: May 11, 2026