The maximum number of days for a non commissioned officer to take a separate marriage leave

According to the Chinese People's Liberation Army Family Planning Regulations, non-commissioned officers can take marriage leave alone for up to 10 days at a time.

Article 28 of the Regulations on Family Planning of the Chinese People's Liberation Army stipulates that military personnel who marry late shall have an additional seven days of late marriage leave in addition to the marriage leave prescribed by the state. During the period of late marriage leave, the salary will be paid as usual, and the welfare benefits will remain unchanged.

According to the Regulations on the Service of Soldiers on Active Duty in the Chinese People's Liberation Army, non-commissioned officers can also take 40 days of leave per year to visit their spouses or 45 days of family leave. Marriage leave and leave for visiting spouses or family may be combined, but the unit may urgently recall non-commissioned officers who are on leave as needed.

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Non-commissioned officers can take separate marriage leave for up to 10 days at a time.

According to Article 28 of the Regulations on Family Planning of the Chinese People's Liberation Army:

In addition to the marriage leave (3 days) prescribed by the state, military personnel who marry late will be given 7 days of late marriage leave. During the period of late marriage leave, the salary will be paid as usual, and the welfare benefits will remain unchanged. If both husband and wife are members of the military, and both parties have reached the age of late marriage, both parties are entitled to late marriage leave; What one party achieves, one side enjoys.

Where one of the husband and wife is a local person, it is to be implemented in accordance with relevant local provisions.

Legal Analysis: Married non-commissioned officers who do not live in the same place as their spouses are entitled to a 40-day leave to visit their spouses once a year. Those who do not live in the same place as their father and mother are entitled to a parental visit leave of 20 days every two years, and the leave for non-commissioned officers to visit relatives does not include the holiday time of national statutory holidays.

Legal basis: Regulations on the Service of Soldiers on Active Duty of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Article 40 Noncommissioned officers shall enjoy family leave and leave in accordance with the following provisions:

1. If an unmarried non-commissioned officer does not live in the same place as his parents, he shall be entitled to two visits to his parents during the corporal's term of office, each of which shall be 20 days; Non-commissioned officers above the rank of sergeant are entitled to parental visit leave once a year for 30 days. Married non-commissioned officers who do not live in the same place as their parents are entitled to parental visit leave of 20 days once every two years.

2. Married non-commissioned officers who do not live in the same place as their spouses are entitled to a leave of 40 days to visit their spouses once a year.

(3) A married non-commissioned officer who does not live in the same place as his or her spouse or parents, but whose spouse resides in the same place with his or her parents or one of his or her parents, shall only be entitled to leave to visit his or her spouse; If you do not live in the same place as your spouse and parents, and meet the requirements for visiting your spouse and parents at the same time within one year, you can only enjoy one home visit leave, with a leave of 45 days.

4. Senior non-commissioned officers who are not entitled to leave to visit their parents or their spouses shall be entitled to leave once a year on leave for a lead shirt, 20 days of leave for less than 20 years of active service, and 30 days of leave for 20 years.

The maximum marriage leave for active military personnel is: 3 days of marriage leave + 7 days of late marriage leave = 10 days.

Specific provisions: 1. Those who marry according to the legal marriage age (20 years old for women and 22 years old for men) can enjoy 3 days of marriage leave. 2. Those who meet the age of late marriage (23 years old for women and 25 years old for men) can enjoy 7 days of late marriage leave (excluding 3 days of statutory marriage leave).

Legal basis: Article 25 of the Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China Couples who give birth to children in destitute in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations may receive incentives or other benefits for extended maternity leave.