Pensions in Romania (Romanian: pensie pentru limită de vârstă) are old-age pensions that are granted to people in Romania who have reached the standard retirement age and have completed the minimum period of contribution to the public pension system.
[1] Early retirement pensions (pensie anticipată) may be granted, up to five years before the standard retirement age, to persons who have completed a contribution period that is at least eight years longer than the full contribution period.
Partial early retirement pensions (pensie anticipată parțială) may be granted up to five years before the standard retirement age to persons who have completed the full contribution period, as well as persons who have exceeded the full contribution period by up to eight years.
[2] To receive an old-age pension, a person must have reached the standard retirement age and must have contributed to the public pension system for a certain minimum period.
The minimum contribution period is 15 years for both women and men.