Can you still buy social security over the age

1, employee social security participation must meet the labor law and other age requirements for employment Minimum: as a child laborer under 16 years of age, naturally can not participate in the social security, as a minor worker (16 years of age, under 18 years of age, the position should be in line with the "special protection of underage workers regulations" relevant provisions), is able to participate in the insurance. Maximum: Those who are over the statutory retirement age (60 years old for men, 55 years old for women cadres, and 50 years old for women workers) are not eligible to participate in social security for employees. 2, the urban and rural residents of social security, including pension insurance, medical insurance, pension insurance participants must be 16 years of age or older; medical insurance from birth can be insured (some places allow newborns to participate in the insurance), regardless of the age limit.

The State Council on the Interim Measures for the Retirement and Retirement of Workers, Article 1 of the Universal Ownership of Enterprises, Institutions, and Party and Government Organs, Mass Organizations, the workers who meet one of the following conditions should be retired: (a) men aged 60, women aged 50, with ten years of continuous service. (b) Workers engaged in underground, high-altitude, high-temperature, particularly heavy physical labor or other work harmful to their health, who have reached the age of fifty-five for men and forty-five for women, and have completed ten years of continuous service. The provisions of this subparagraph also apply to basic cadres whose working conditions are the same as those of workers. (C) Men who have reached the age of fifty and women who have reached the age of forty-five, with ten years of continuous service, and who are certified by a hospital and confirmed by the Labor Appraisal Committee to be totally incapacitated for work. (D) work-related disability, certified by the hospital and confirmed by the Labor Appraisal Committee, total loss of working capacity.