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Kuwait calls its end-of-service pay indemnity, set out in the Kuwait Labour Law. Employees earn 15 days' pay for each of their first five years and a full month's pay for every year after, using a daily wage of monthly pay ÷ 26, calculated on full remuneration including regular allowances. The total is capped at 18 months' pay.

As in Saudi Arabia, resignation reduces the award on a sliding scale — nothing under three years, half for three to five years, two-thirds for five to ten years, and the full amount at ten-plus years — while employer-initiated termination always pays in full.

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Estimates for guidance only — not legal advice. Each calculator cites its source law; confirm final figures with the relevant labour authority.