State pension age remains 67 years in 2025

19 November 2024 | News

The state pension age will not change in 2025. It will remain 67 years, just like in 2024. The state pension age for 2030 was announced at the beginning of November. This has been set at 67 years and 3 months, which is the same as 2028 and 2029.

Curious about your (provisional) state pension age? Enter your date of birth in this tool from the Sociale Verzekeringsbank (SVB).

According to the Pensions Act, the state pension age must be set five years in advance, so that people know where they stand. That is why the government determines every year at what age people will be five years of state pension. Once the state pension age has been determined, it cannot be changed. The state pension age depends mainly on the life expectancy expected by Statistics Netherlands (CBS).

Year State pension age
2024 67 years
2025 67 years
2026 67 years
2027 67 years
2028 67 years and 3 months
2029 67 years and 3 months
2030 67 years and 3 months

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