There is no separate Scottish State Pension: it is a UK benefit administered by the Department for Work and Pensions, with entitlement mainly based on your National Insurance record and State Pension age. Under the new State Pension rules, you usually need at least 10 qualifying years for any entitlement, while the amount depends on your individual record and circumstances. If you live in Scotland, income tax on your pension may be affected by Scottish tax rates. Check your State Pension forecast and National Insurance record on GOV.UK for an estimate based on your details.