New regulations on military holidays

Servicemen who have served for less than 20 years or have served and participated in work for less than 20 years are given 20 days off every year. Soldiers who have served in active service for more than 20 years or who have served in active service and participated in work for more than 20 years shall take 30 days off every year.

According to the relevant laws and regulations, the leave of non-commissioned officers visiting relatives does not include the holiday time of national statutory holidays. Unmarried noncommissioned officers who live far away from their parents (divorced or widowed noncommissioned officers) have the right to visit their parents twice during their term of office, with each holiday lasting 20 days; Non-commissioned officers above the second grade have the right to visit their parents once a year for 30 days at a time.

Officers who have graduated from military academies or local colleges and enlisted in the army shall be arranged to take vacations from the second year.

Officers who meet one of the following conditions shall be given 40 days' leave every year:

(a) troops stationed in Tibet and other areas above 3000 meters above sea level (including this number, the same below), but I am on duty in these areas all the year round;

(2) working in areas below 3000 meters above sea level in Qinghai (excluding this number, the same below);

(3) working in a frontier company; (4) Working in an environment where the combat troops are in danger of nuclear radiation all the year round.

Legal basis: Article 8 of the Regulations of China People's Liberation Army on Visiting Family and Vacation for Non-commissioned Officers in Active Service.

Non-commissioned officers' leave for visiting relatives does not include the leave time for national statutory holidays. Unmarried noncommissioned officers who live far away from their parents (divorced or widowed noncommissioned officers) have the right to visit their parents twice during their term of office, with each holiday lasting 20 days;

Non-commissioned officers above the second grade have the right to visit their parents once a year for 30 days at a time;

Married noncommissioned officers who live far away from their parents (including those whose spouses are only children and live far away from their parents-in-law and in-laws) enjoy visiting their parents once every two years, with a holiday of 20 days.