Can I transfer from a civil servant to the poverty relief office?

If you are a civil servant now, your civil servant status will not be revoked unless you are willing to give up your civil servant status yourself. Even in some pure institutions, there are civil servants, of course, who are engaged in administrative work and officials. For example, in a school here, a deputy director fell from the education bureau and became the principal. Of course, if you are a small cadre and want to be transferred to a pure institution or a public institution, and you are not prepared to take a leadership position, you must give up your civil servant status. I don't think many people would do that.

The poverty relief office you mentioned belongs to a department under the Civil Affairs Bureau. For example, municipal and district civil affairs bureaus have poverty relief offices, and township governments also have poverty relief offices. Whether it is the municipal, district and county civil affairs bureau or the township, there are civil servants and career establishment. If you are a civil servant, there is no doubt that you will still be a civil servant when you transfer to it.

If you don't understand anything, you can send me a short message in the station and give you a detailed answer.

Finally, I wish you success in the exam.