UK Pension to Singapore

We Help You Claim Your UK Pension in Singapore

British Pensions help former UK workers now settled in Singapore access their rightful pension benefits. Since 1990, we’ve been the trusted partner for thousands of individuals, managing the complex process of claiming UK pensions from overseas. Our comprehensive service covers everything from initial eligibility checks to securing regular payments directly to your Singapore bank account.

British, Singapore Nationals and any Nationality now retired in Singapore we offer end-to-end support in navigating the UK pension system. Our expert team handles all documentation, with UK authorities, and ensures compliance with both UK and Singapore regulations. We help in recovering unclaimed pensions, securing back payments, and maximising your entitlements – all while you remain comfortably in Singapore. With our success based fee structure, we work diligently for your financial security.

We Help You Claim Your Full
British Pension Entitlements

Eligibility Assessment

Eligibility Assessment

A quick 15-minute consultation to confirm eligibility and estimate your pension entitlements with 95% accuracy before starting your claim.

Paperwork & Submission

Paperwork & Submission

We handle all required documents, verify details, and submit your pension claim directly to UK authorities on your behalf.

Claim Processing

Claim Processing

Our experts manage your entire claim, ensuring correct calculations for pension payments, back pay, and any eligible lump sums.

Payment Setup

Payment Setup

We arrange direct, secure pension payments to your Singapore bank account, ensuring a safe and transparent process.

Why Choose Us?

With over three decades of experience, we’ve built a reputation for excellence in pension claim services. Our success rate and 95% accurate estimates demonstrate our expertise in navigating complex pension regulations.

We’ve recovered millions in pension payments for our clients, ensuring they receive every penny they’re entitled to. Our thorough understanding of UK pension schemes means we can often identify additional benefits our clients didn’t know they were eligible for.

Frequently Asked Question's

Q1. What happens to my pension if I move out of the UK?

If you move out of the UK, you can still claim your UK State Pension if you’ve paid enough National Insurance contributions1. Your State Pension will increase each year only if you live in the European Economic Area (EEA), Gibraltar, Switzerland, or a country that has a social security agreement with the UK1. If you move to a country like Singapore without such an agreement, your pension might not increase annually.

Q2. Can I still get my pension if I live abroad?

Yes, you can still receive your UK State Pension if you live abroad1. Payments can be made to a UK bank account or a local bank in the currency of your new country. To arrange this, complete the International State Pension claim form (IPC BR1) and send it to the International Pension Centre (IPC).

Q3. Do I lose my pension if I live abroad?

No, you do not lose your pension if you live abroad, but where you live can affect how it increases. If you live in a country that doesn’t have a social security agreement with the UK, your State Pension will not increase each year to reflect the cost of living.

Q4. Can I withdraw my pension in the UK?

You can start withdrawing money from your personal or workplace pension typically from age 55. Up to 25% of your pension can be withdrawn as a tax-free lump sum. The rest is subject to income tax. You have several options, including taking a cash lump sum, using drawdown, or leaving your pension invested and taking withdrawals later.

Q5. How many years do I have to work in the UK to get a pension?

You usually need at least 10 years of National Insurance contributions to be eligible for the new State Pension. You may be able to use time spent working in certain countries to meet the 10-year requirement.

Q6. Do I get a pension if I worked in the UK for 10 years?

Yes, if you have 10 years of National Insurance contributions, you are eligible for the new State Pension. The amount you receive will be based on your National Insurance record.

We Help You Claim Your Full British Pension Entitlements