The SANED calculator models the published compensation formula using average contributory wage and the benefit month. It does not determine eligibility; eligibility and claim status remain with GOSI.
The calculator uses the average monthly contributory wage you enter, so do not automatically substitute a different salary figure simply because it was your latest payment.
If you are uncertain about contributory wage, verify your GOSI information before relying on an estimate.
The published SANED formula uses one percentage and cap for the first three months and another for the following period, so the calculator asks for the benefit month.
Changing the month helps you understand how the estimated compensation can change over the benefit period.
The calculator applies the reviewed compensation percentages and caps recorded in its methodology.
Eligibility requirements, claim approval and other beneficiary-specific details remain subject to GOSI.
If you are using the estimate for budgeting or a financial commitment, verify eligibility and actual data through the official authority.
The official SANED awareness reference and the calculator review date are displayed below.
Estimate the SANED formula amount for months 1–12 from the average monthly contributory wage.
Last reviewed for the related calculator: 2026-09-10
No. It estimates compensation only; GOSI determines eligibility and claim status.
The published SANED formula applies different percentages and caps across the benefit period.
It uses the average contributory wage entered under its methodology, so official records should be checked when accuracy matters.