Quick Summary
If you are a non-EU citizen who has worked in Germany and moved back home, you might be eligible for a significant payout. Most expats are unaware that they can claim back the entire employee share (9.3%) of their pension contributions. On average, our clients receive a refund of €5,017, with some claims exceeding €45,000.
Non-EU Citizens
Exclusively for expats who have left the EU/EEA area permanently.
Full AN-Share
Get 100% of your personal contributions back (approx. 9.3% of gross).
Success-Based Fee
We only charge 9.9% (incl. VAT) after you receive your money.
How much can you claim back?
Use our simplified calculator to estimate your potential refund based on current 2024/2025 contribution rates.
Pension Refund Calculator
Estimate your potential claim
Only the **employee share (9.3%)** is refundable. The employer share stays in the German system. Refunds are only possible for non-EU citizens who leave the EU.
Why use our Professional Refund Service?
The German Pension Office (Deutsche Rentenversicherung) requires specific documentation and a formal application process. Mistakes can lead to permanent rejection. We handle the entire legal process via our partner portal Fundsback.org.
Eligibility Check
Free initial analysis of your case by legal experts.
- Document Review
- Eligibility Confirmation
- Calculation Check
Full Claim Handling
Complete legal representation and application management.
- All Communication with DRV
- Translation Services
- Document Procurement
- No Payout, No Fee
The 3 Steps to Your Money
1. Free Eligibility Check
Submit your basic work history via our secure portal to verify your claim.
2. Professional Submission
Our specialized lawyers prepare and submit your application to the authorities.
3. Direct Payout
The German government transfers your refund directly to your foreign bank account.
The 60-Month & 24-Month Rules
- Eligibility: You must have paid into the system for less than 60 months (5 years).
- Waiting Period: You can only apply 24 months after your final departure from the EU.