What is the retirement age of provincial and ministerial cadres?

He is the minister and deputy minister of the central and state organs, the first secretary and secretary of the party committees of provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, the governor and deputy governor of the provincial government, and the principal cadres of the disciplinary committees, courts and procuratorates of provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions. Generally, the chief position is not more than 65 years old, and the deputy position is not more than 60 years old. The age of cadres who hold the post of director is generally not more than 60 years old. At what age do provincial and ministerial officials retire? Traditionally, deputy provincial officials retire at the age of 60, and provincial officials can reach the age of 65. The retirement time of provincial and ministerial-level party and government cadres is 65 years old, but the term of office is not full, which can be extended by 3 years to about 68 years old; The retirement age of deputy cadres at the provincial and ministerial levels is generally 60, and then their jobs may take a back seat. The retirement time of provincial and ministerial-level party and government cadres is 65 years old, but the term of office is not full, which can be extended by 3 years to about 68 years old; The retirement age of deputy cadres at the provincial and ministerial levels is generally 60 years old, and the state has no specific regulations on the retirement age of national leading cadres. The average national cadre is 75 years old, and the provincial and ministerial posts are generally around 65 years old. If their term of office is not full, they can be postponed to 68 years old. Everyone else retired at the age of 60. For senior experts and special talents, it can be postponed to the age of 65 for men and 60 for women.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) civil servant law

Article 92 A civil servant shall retire if he reaches the retirement age stipulated by the state or completely loses his working ability.

Article 93 A civil servant who meets one of the following conditions may voluntarily apply for early retirement with the approval of the appointment and removal organ:

(1) Having worked for 30 years;

(two) less than five years from the retirement age stipulated by the state, and the working experience has reached twenty years;

(three) other circumstances that meet the requirements of the state and can retire early.

Article 94 After retirement, civil servants shall enjoy the pension and other benefits stipulated by the state. The state provides necessary services and help for their life and health, and encourages them to give full play to their personal expertise and participate in social development.