Persons on old-age pension or disability pension

Reduced pension that can be given to pension recipients who have not lived in Denmark long enough to receive full pension. Fractional pension is calculated as a fraction of the full pension. Old age pensioners must, as a general rule, have resided in Denmark for at least 40 years from the age of 15 to 65 to be entitled to full pension and at least 3 years to receive pension at all. The fraction is calculated as the number of years of residence in Denmark divided by 40 years. For early disability pensioners, the actual residence time in Denmark at the time of granting pension must have been at least 4/5 of the person's age at the time of grant deducted by 15. The fraction is calculated as the residence time in Denmark divided by 4/5 of the time the person has lived since the 15th year.

Supplement to state pension that depends on other income and marital status.

A type of pension that you can be paid if you have a maximum of six years until the state pension age, have a permanently reduced ability to work (maximum 15 hours per week assessed on the basis of your last job), and you have a long-term connection to the labor market (20-25 years of full-time work).

A type of pension that you can be received between one to three years before the state pension age, depending on how many years you have been on the labour market. It takes at least 42-44 years on the labor market to be awarded early retirement pension, depending on your age group.