Hong Kong Salary Percentile by Age — Where Do You Rank?

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Hong Kong: Take-home by Salary

SalaryTop %Monthly netSalaries TaxMPF (Mandatory Provident Fund)
$10K99.46%$1K$0.00K$0.00K
$20K87.92%$2K$0.01K$0.08K
$30K65.70%$2K$0.05K$0.12K
$40K45.32%$3K$0.14K$0.17K
$50K32.71%$4K$0.28K$0.19K
$60K23.44%$4K$0.42K$0.19K
$70K18.20%$5K$1K$0.19K
$80K13.66%$6K$1K$0.19K
$90K9.74%$6K$1K$0.19K
$100K7.37%$7K$1K$0.19K
$110K5.62%$8K$1K$0.19K
$120K4.33%$9K$1K$0.19K
$130K3.37%$9K$1K$0.19K
$140K2.64%$10K$2K$0.19K
$150K2.08%$11K$2K$0.19K
$160K1.66%$11K$2K$0.19K
$170K1.33%$12K$2K$0.19K
$180K1.07%$13K$2K$0.19K
$190K0.87%$13K$2K$0.19K
$200K0.71%$14K$2K$0.19K
Notes

How we compute your Hong Kong salary rank

We use the C&SD Annual Earnings and Hours Survey (AEHS) 2025 distribution of monthly wages to pinpoint where your salary lands. Your entered gross salary is ranked within your age band, with an all-ages rank shown too. The median monthly wage is HK$21,200 (about HK$254,400/year) and the top 10% earn at least HK$51,300/month. Take-home pay deducts salaries tax (the lower of the progressive rates or the 15% standard rate) and the Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF, capped); net is about 90% of gross.

Hong Kong salary by percentile (C&SD AEHS 2025)

Among Hong Kong employees, the median annual employment earnings are HK$254,400 (about HK$21,200/month). The top 25% starts around HK$396,000 and the top 10% around HK$615,600 (C&SD AEHS 2025). Enter your salary above for your exact percentile by age.

BandGross annual
Top 10%HK$615,600
Top 25%HK$396,000
Median (50th)HK$254,400
Bottom 25%HK$183,600
Bottom 10%HK$132,000

Source: C&SD Annual Earnings and Hours Survey 2025 — monthly wage percentiles, annualised (×12), all ages.

Sources and reliability

All data is sourced from official Hong Kong bodies: the Census and Statistics Department (C&SD) Annual Earnings and Hours Survey (AEHS) 2025 (monthly wage distribution, median and top decile), plus Inland Revenue Department salaries tax and Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) rules. No proprietary adjustments — only official statistics. Percentiles are on monthly wages (annualised), with cohorts approximated using C&SD age bands. Take-home deducts salaries tax (the lower of the progressive rates or the 15% standard rate) and the capped MPF contribution.

Frequently asked questions

How is the Hong Kong salary percentile calculated?
We use the Census and Statistics Department (C&SD) Annual Earnings and Hours Survey (AEHS) 2025 distribution of monthly wages. Your entered wage is placed within that distribution. The median monthly wage is HK$21,200 (about HK$254,400/year).
How is take-home pay (net) calculated?
From gross we deduct salaries tax (the lower of the progressive rates or the 15% standard rate) and the Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF, which is capped and therefore very small). Take-home is roughly 90% of gross (net/gross ≈ 0.90).
What does Hong Kong's salary distribution look like?
Per C&SD AEHS 2025, the top 10% earn HK$51,300/month or more, versus a median of HK$21,200/month (about HK$254,400/year). Source: Census and Statistics Department (C&SD) Annual Earnings and Hours Survey 2025.
What is the data source and how recent is it?
The wage distribution comes from the Census and Statistics Department (C&SD) Annual Earnings and Hours Survey (AEHS) 2025, the most recent official survey. Take-home pay reflects Hong Kong salaries tax (lower of progressive rates or the 15% standard rate) and MPF contributions.