Chile Family Allowance Calculator
Chile · EmploymentCalculate how much family allowance (asignación familiar) you're owed in Chile based on your monthly income and number of dependents, with the brackets in effect since May 1, 2026. This doesn't grant the benefit: dependents must already be recognized.
How is it calculated?
The amount per dependent depends on the worker's monthly income. Values in effect since May 1, 2026 (Law 21,830): Bracket A, income up to 649,039: 22,601 per dependent. Bracket B, from 649,040 to 947,990: 13,870 per dependent. Bracket C, from 947,991 to 1,478,539: 4,382 per dependent. With income above 1,478,539, no allowance applies under these brackets. Monthly total = amount per dependent × number of recognized dependents. Dependents (children, spouse, parents, or other family members who meet the requirements) must be recognized and certified with the employer or paying entity; this calculator is an estimate and doesn't grant the benefit.
Examples
Income of 600,000 with 2 dependents
Bracket A: 22,601 per dependent × 2 = 45,202 a month.
Income of 800,000 with 3 dependents
Bracket B: 13,870 per dependent × 3 = 41,610 a month.
Income of 1,200,000 with 1 dependent
Bracket C: 4,382 per dependent.
Family allowance brackets
With income of 600,000 (bracket A) and 2 dependents, the allowance is 45,202 a month. With income above bracket C, no allowance applies. Dependents must be recognized with your employer or paying entity; the calculator only estimates the amount. To see how it affects your take-home pay, use the net salary calculator.
| Bracket | Monthly income up to | Amount per dependent |
|---|---|---|
| Bracket A | 649,039 | 22,601 |
| Bracket B | 947,990 | 13,870 |
| Bracket C | 1,478,539 | 4,382 |
Sources
- SUSESO / IPS (Chilean social security authorities) — Family Allowance bracket values (Law 21,830), since May 1, 2026 — in effect since May 2026 · reviewed on September 25, 2026