Can I get a refund if I don't want to pay social security for two years?

I can't. According to the Social Insurance Law, personal accounts are not allowed to be withdrawn in advance. However, under certain conditions, you can surrender your insurance, which usually includes reaching the statutory retirement age but not paying the fee 15 years, repeated enrollment and termination of labor relations, death, cancellation of household registration, etc. It should be noted that once you surrender and pay social security again, the payment period needs to be recalculated, so you don't want to pay social security for two years, and you can't refund your money. It should be noted that only if you die before reaching the statutory retirement age, your account will be cancelled by the public security organ; Going through the formalities of going abroad to settle down, and the account has been cancelled by the domestic public security organs; The insured has reached retirement age and has not paid the fee 15 years; Repeated insurance and termination of labor relations can be surrendered.