👥 Brazilian Success Story

"I found Germany Pension Refund on Google, and the whole process was handled for me. It took less than two months, and the money arrived exactly as promised—no stress, no endless paperwork. Highly recommend for anyone in Brazil who worked in Germany."  
— Rafaela C., São Paulo​

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“Tudo perfeito! Recebi meu reembolso em menos de dois meses, sem complicação nenhuma. Recomendo!” 
— Mateus S., São Paulo

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“Recebi todo meu reembolso em pouco tempo, sem nenhuma dor de cabeça. Recomendo muito!”  
— Natalia B., São Paulo

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
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Why can't I get a German pension refund if I hold Italian, Spanish, or another EU citizenship—even if I never worked there?

If you hold citizenship in any EU country (such as Italy, Spain, Portugal, etc.), you cannot receive a German pension refund—even if you have never lived or worked in that EU country.  
This is because, once you claim your EU citizenship, you are automatically registered with that country’s pension authority. All EU pension authorities are interconnected and share data with the German pension office. When you submit a refund application, the German authorities check your citizenship status and see that you hold EU citizenship. By law, this makes you ineligible for a pension refund before reaching German retirement age—even if your only time in the EU was in Germany.

Tip: If you are considering applying for another EU citizenship, it’s often best to claim your German pension refund first—then complete your citizenship process.

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How do I know if I have 60 months of contributions?

In Germany, even one day of work in a month counts as a full month for pension. Add up all the months you worked, including periods of unemployment or parental leave—if it’s under 60, you’re likely eligible.

When can I go back to Europe after applying for a refund?

You can start working in Europe the day after your refund claim is submitted. What matters is your eligibility at the time you apply.

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How much does the service cost?

Our service fee is 9.75% of your refunded amount—covering VAT, legal, and admin expenses. You pay nothing upfront, and only after your refund is transferred to your account. No hidden fees—ever.

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Is a German bank account required?

No. Your refund goes first to a German law firm’s escrow account, then is wired anywhere you wish, in your chosen currency. 

To guarantee a smooth transfer to your local account in BRL, please provide the following information: 

- Beneficiary full account name

- Beneficiary CPF (11 digits)

- Beneficiary mobile phone no.     
- Beneficiary IBAN (29 digits)
- Bank SWIFT      
- Bank branch code (3 digits)                          

How quickly will I get my refund?
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With us, most Brazilians receive their refund within 8 weeks.  
If you file yourself, expect long waits and possible paperwork delays.

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🇧🇷 Recent 5-Star Reviews from Brazilian Clients
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Here are the latest 10 five-star reviews from Brazilians who successfully reclaimed their German pension contributions through us.