What about service in AFU after 60 years: dismissal and continuation | 3rd Mechanized Battalion
AFU Knowledge Base • Updated October 2026

What about service in AFU after 60 years: dismissal and continuation

The age limit is 60/65 years. Updated: October 2026.

Quick Answer

Reaching the age of 60 is the basis for dismissal from AFU (65 years for senior officers). It can be extended for a period of up to 5 years at its own request. Details below.

60
maximum age of service
65
for senior officials
Up to 5 years
continuation at will

Obtaining an age exemption

The dismissal order is issued automatically upon reaching the maximum age. If you want to extend it, you need a report with longer terms (up to 5 years of a specific employer). Demobilization everywhere as often.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it possible to serve after 65?

For each of the standard staff — upon reaching 60, the question of dismissal is raised; for senior officers at the age of 65.

Is it mandatory to extend the service for 5 years?

No. Both continuation and dismissal - according to your desire and state of health.

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