13th Month Salary Calculator
Estimate 13th (and 14th) month pay by country, pro-rated by the months worked in the year.
13th month pay around the world
| Country | Extra pay / year |
|---|---|
| Philippines | 1 month |
| Brazil | 1 month |
| Mexico | ~½ month (15 days) |
| Portugal | 2 months |
| Italy | 1 month |
| Spain | 2 months |
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Frequently asked questions
It is an extra payment, typically equal to one month's salary, paid once a year (often at year-end). In some countries it is a legal requirement; in others it is customary. A few countries pay a 14th month as well.
If you did not work the full year, the bonus is usually scaled by the months you worked. This calculator multiplies one month's salary by the months worked divided by 12 (and by 2 where two extra payments apply).
It is mandatory in much of Latin America (e.g., Brazil, Mexico) and the Philippines, and common across parts of Europe (Portugal, Italy, Spain, Greece). Rules and exact formulas vary by country.
No. For example the Philippines uses total basic salary ÷ 12, while Mexico's Aguinaldo is a minimum of 15 days' pay. Treat this as an estimate and confirm the local statutory formula.