Bahrain End-of-Service Gratuity
Calculate the indemnity payable when leaving a Bahrain job - 3 weeks (21 days) per year throughout your service, with the 21-day-per-year rule applied throughout.
How Bahrain gratuity works
Under Bahrain Labour Law No. 14 of 2004 (Article 54), every employee with at least one year of continuous service is entitled to end-of-service gratuity. The amount equals 21 days of basic pay per year for the first five years, then 21 days per year thereafter - and the total is capped at two years' total salary.
Daily wage equals (basic monthly salary × 12) ÷ 365. Resignation under the prior limited-contract regime reduces the payout: 0% under one year, 33.33% from one to three years, 66.67% from three to five, and 100% from five years onward. Termination always pays 100% from year one.
An employee with a basic salary of BHD 12,000 resigns after 3.5 years. Daily wage is 12,000 × 12 ÷ 365 = BHD 394.52. Years 1-5 entitlement: 394.52 × 21 × 3.5 = BHD 28,997. Resignation reduction at 66.67% gives a final gratuity of BHD 19,331.
Quick formulas
Daily wage = basic × 12 ÷ 365.
Years 1-5: daily × 21 × min(years, 5).
Years 5+: daily × 30 × max(years − 5, 0).
Total = (Years 1-5 + Years 5+) × resignation factor, capped at basic × 24.
Frequently asked questions
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Reference only. This calculator implements the public formulas in Bahrain Labour Law No. 14 of 2004 (Article 54). It does not replace legal advice - always confirm with MoHRE or qualified counsel.