New Civil Servant Retirement System: 9000 Days of Service and 65 Years of Age Requirement
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For civil servants who started working after October 1, 2008, the year 2036 has become a critical threshold. Women who complete 9000 premium days before 2036 will be able to retire at age 58, and men at age 60.
With the reforms in the Social Security Institution (SGK) system, the year 2036 has become a critical threshold for civil servants who started working after October 1, 2008. Women who complete 9000 premium days before 2036 can retire at age 58, and men at age 60, while for those who complete them after this date, the retirement age gradually increases to 65.
The date on which premium days are completed is of great importance for retirement. While civil servants who complete 9000 days by 2036 can retire at an earlier age, the conditions gradually become more stringent after that.
The retirement conditions for civil servants changed after Law No. 5510: the pension calculation rate decreased, the retirement age increased to 65 after 2036, pension payments are suspended while working, and there are additional conditions for partial retirement.
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