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Maldives Retirement Pension Scheme

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Economy · Press release Members Above the Age of 65 Can Now Use MRPS Funds for Hajj Reservations Regulations under the 6th Amendment to the Maldives Pension Act have been gazetted and implemented, allowing Maldives Retirement Pension Scheme members aged 65 and above to use their Retirement Savings Account funds to reserve a mandatory Hajj pilgrimage spot. Members must not have performed Hajj before, keep a minimum RSA balance of MVR 336,000, and pay 20 percent of the Hajj price up front to the Maldives Hajj Corporation. 5 outlets : Maldives Pension Office, MM TV (English), Sun English and 2 more Source (opens Maldives Pension Office in a new tab)
Economy Retirement Pension Scheme pays MVR 14.84 million in October The Maldives Pension Administration Office reported that the Retirement Pension Scheme paid MVR 14.84 million to 2,773 members in October, alongside MVR 128.98 million in Basic Pension payments to 27,420 recipients. The office also disbursed MVR 4.30 million to 2,198 long-service recipients and MVR 26.06 million through other State pension arrangements. MM TV (English) Source (opens MM TV (English) in a new tab)
Economy · Press release Pension Office conducts information session for employees in Hdh. Hanimaadhoo The Pension Office held an information session on the Maldives Pension System for employees in Hdh. Hanimaadhoo on 15 October 2026, covering the Maldives Retirement Pension Scheme, contributions and retirement savings. Over 62 employees from various institutions on the island attended, as part of the Office's nationwide awareness outreach. 3 reports : Maldives Pension Office Source (opens Maldives Pension Office in a new tab)

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