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Social Insurance Calculator

Splits national pension, health, long-term care and employment insurance between employee and employer.

The four insurances are not one deduction with one rate: pension is capped at a 기준소득월액 ceiling, 장기요양보험 is charged as a percentage of the health premium rather than of salary, and the employer pays parts an employee never sees. This splits all of it out.

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Calculated on the 2026 rates.

2026년 기준 · 국민연금 9.5% · 건강보험 7.19% · 장기요양 건강보험료의 13.14% (보수월액의 약 0.945%) · 고용보험 0.9%

The employer-side contributions (고용안정·직업능력개발, 산재보험) vary with headcount and industry, so an average is used here. Your actual invoice will differ.

Rates change every year. If this still reads 2026 after 2026 has passed, the figures are out of date.

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Set per industry

Premiums

Employee and employer share for each insurance
InsuranceEmployeeEmployerTotal
국민연금 — national pension142,500원142,500원285,000원
건강보험 — health insurance107,850원107,850원215,700원
장기요양보험 — long-term care insuranceA rate on the 건강보험 premium, not on 보수월액. Applying it to the salary is wrong by a factor of thirteen.14,170원14,170원28,340원
고용보험 (실업급여) — employment insurance, the unemployment-benefit portion27,000원27,000원54,000원
고용안정·직업능력개발 — employment security and vocational trainingThe rate for “Fewer than 150 employees”. The employer pays all of it.0원7,500원7,500원
산재보험 — industrial accident insuranceSet per industry, and paid entirely by the employer.0원44,100원44,100원
Total291,520원343,120원634,640원

After the four insurances

2,708,480원

Income tax and 지방소득세 have not been taken off yet

Total cost to the employer

3,343,120원

11.4% on top of the salary

Rate table

The rate for each insurance and where it comes from
InsuranceEmployeeEmployerBasis and source
국민연금 — national pension4.75%4.75%기준소득월액 — capped monthly earnings, 410,000 to 6,590,000원국민연금공단 (National Pension Service) — the stepped rise under the 2025 pension reform
건강보험 — health insurance3.595%3.595%보수월액 — monthly remuneration국민건강보험공단 (National Health Insurance Service) — resolution of the 건강보험정책심의위원회
장기요양보험 — long-term care insurance6.57%6.57%건강보험료 — the health insurance premium국민건강보험공단 (National Health Insurance Service)
고용보험 (실업급여) — employment insurance, the unemployment-benefit portion0.9%0.9%보수월액 — monthly remuneration고용노동부 (Ministry of Employment and Labour) — 실업급여 rate
고용안정·직업능력개발 — employment security and vocational training-0.25%보수월액 · Fewer than 150 employees고용보험법 시행령 §12 (Enforcement Decree of the Employment Insurance Act) — 고용안정·직업능력개발사업 rate · needs checking
산재보험 — industrial accident insurance-1.47%보수월액 · by industry근로복지공단 (Korea Workers’ Compensation and Welfare Service) · needs checking

The ceiling goes from 6,370,000원 to 6,590,000원 and the floor from 400,000원 to 410,000원. They change every July.

장기요양보험 is a rate applied to the 건강보험 premium, not to monthly pay. Multiplying the salary by 13.14% is the commonest error in a payroll ledger, and it is wrong by a factor of thirteen. For take-home pay with tax included, see the net salary calculator.

How to use it

  1. Enter the monthly 보수월액

    The contribution base is monthly pay excluding 비과세 allowances, which is why it is usually lower than the headline salary divided by twelve.

  2. Read the employee and employer columns

    Pension and health are split evenly. 고용보험 is not — the employee pays only the 실업급여 portion — and 산재보험 is entirely the employer’s.

  3. Notice where the pension stops growing

    Above the 기준소득월액 ceiling the pension deduction is flat, so take-home rises faster than a straight-line model would suggest. The ceiling is revised every July, not every January.

Common questions

Which rates and which effective date?

The dated table shared by all these calculators, with each rate attributed to the body that sets it — 국민연금공단, 국민건강보험공단 (건강보험정책심의위원회 의결), 고용노동부 and 근로복지공단. The year and the current rates are printed on the page rather than repeated here, so that this text cannot go stale independently of the table.

Why is 장기요양보험 so much smaller than the rate suggests?

Because its rate is a percentage of the health insurance premium, not of salary. Applying it to salary overstates it by more than a factor of ten, and it is the single most common error in a hand-built payroll spreadsheet.

The employer figures do not match our bill.

Two of them are averages here and cannot be otherwise: 고용안정·직업능력개발 varies with headcount, and 산재보험 is set per industry. Substitute your workplace’s actual rates — the page flags both as provisional for this reason.

Does this apply to a freelancer?

No. This is the workplace-subscriber (직장가입자) calculation. Someone paying as a 지역가입자 is assessed on income and property under a different formula, which this does not compute.

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