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Sri Lanka Farmers' Pension Calculator

Pick your enrolment age and a pension tier to see what the government Farmers' Pension pays: your fixed contribution, the total paid to age 60, and the stepped monthly pension you draw from 60 onward — plus disability and death benefits. Free, no signup, sources cited.

By Induwara AshinsanaUpdated Jul 16, 2026
Farmers' Pension estimator
AAIB scheme · verified 2026

Whole years, 1855. Premiums are fixed at enrolment and never change.

Used only to show your disability & death benefit band. Defaults to your enrolment age.

Enrol age
Pension tier
Show premium as
monthly premium
Rs 37.80
Estimate — confirm at your ASC
Years you contribute
30 yrs
Age 30 → 60
Total paid in to 60
Rs 13,608
Based on estimated premium
Pension payback
14 mo
Rs 12,000 in year one

The premium above is an estimate. AAIB publishes the exact contribution only for enrolment at age 18. For age 30 we spread the same lifetime total over your remaining 30 years — the real premium may be a little higher. Confirm the binding figure at your Agrarian Services Centre before you enrol.

Stepped monthly pension from 60

Pensioner ageMonthly pensionPer year
60–63Rs 1,000Rs 12,000
64–70Rs 1,250Rs 15,000
71–77Rs 2,000Rs 24,000
78 and aboveRs 5,000Rs 60,000

Disability & death benefit (age 30)

Permanent total disability
Rs 50,000
Permanent partial disability
Rs 25,000
Death gratuity
Rs 25,000

Band: Up to 30. These lump-sum benefits do not depend on your pension tier.

Pension bands, tiers, and disability/death benefits are taken verbatim from the AAIB Farmers' Pension page, last checked 2026-07-16. Informational only — enrol through your Agrarian Services Centre.

How it works

The Farmers' Pension and Social Security Benefit Scheme is run by the Agricultural and Agrarian Insurance Board (AAIB) under Act No. 12 of 1987. It gives self-employed cultivators — who have no EPF or ETF — a formal old-age income. The calculator uses the AAIB's published pension bands, contribution tiers, and benefit tables. The method has four parts:

  1. Eligibility. Enrolment is accepted from age 18. This version handles joining up to age 55, which still draws a pension at 60. Joining at 56–59 uses a different five-year qualifying rule and is out of scope here.
  2. Contribution. The premium is fixed at enrolment and never changes. The AAIB publishes it for a member who joins at 18: Rs 27 a month for the base tier, Rs 270 for ×10, and Rs 2,700 for ×100, collected twice a year. Later joiners pay a higher fixed premium because fewer years remain to 60.
  3. Total paid. Total contribution to age 60 is the monthly premium multiplied by twelve and by the number of years from your enrolment age to 60 — total = premium × 12 × (60 − enrolment age).
  4. Stepped pension. The pension is not flat. On the base tier it pays Rs 1,000 a month at ages 60–63, Rs 1,250 at 64–70, Rs 2,000 at 71–77, and Rs 5,000 from 78. The ×10 and ×100 tiers multiply every band by 10 and 100. The tool renders the exact band amounts — no interpolation.

Because the AAIB publishes the exact premium only for the age-18 anchor, the calculator treats that figure as verified and estimates other ages by spreading the same lifetime total over your remaining months to 60. That estimate is clearly flagged, and the pension, disability, and death figures are always the exact published amounts. Two independent totals — one from the monthly premium and one from the half-yearly collection — are computed and must agree to the rupee, which guards against arithmetic slips.

Worked examples

Enrol at 18, base tier (×1) — verified

  1. Years contributing: 60 − 18 = 42
  2. Premium: Rs 27/month (Rs 162 half-yearly) — AAIB figure
  3. Total paid to 60: 27 × 12 × 42 = Rs 13,608
  4. Pension: Rs 1,000 (60–63) → 1,250 → 2,000 → 5,000 (78+)
  5. First year of pension: 1,000 × 12 = Rs 12,000
  6. Payback: 13,608 ÷ 1,000 ≈ 14 months of pension

Enrol at 18, mid tier (×10) — verified

  1. Premium: Rs 270/month; years: 42
  2. Total paid to 60: 270 × 12 × 42 = Rs 136,080
  3. Pension: Rs 10,000 → 12,500 → 20,000 → 50,000
  4. First year of pension: 10,000 × 12 = Rs 120,000
  5. A member reaching 78+ draws Rs 50,000 every month

Enrol at 45, base tier — estimated premium

  1. Years contributing: 60 − 45 = 15
  2. Estimated premium: 13,608 ÷ (12 × 15) = Rs 75.60/month
  3. Total paid to 60: 75.60 × 12 × 15 = Rs 13,608
  4. Pension bands are identical: Rs 1,000 → 5,000
  5. Same pension for a much shorter, higher-premium contribution — the tool flags this figure as an estimate; confirm at your ASC

Frequently asked questions

Sources & references

The pension bands, contribution tiers, and disability and death benefit amounts were last cross-checked against the AAIB Farmers' Pension page on 2026-07-16. Premiums for enrolment ages other than 18 are estimated transparently, as the AAIB does not publish the full per-age table; confirm the binding figure at your Agrarian Services Centre before enrolling.

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