Extraordinary pensions

• Retirement.
  

The special retirement pension is calculated by applying, to 200 per cent of the regulatory rate, the percentage corresponding to the years of service rendered, with the proviso that, in addition to the years of service accredited up to that point, the following shall be considered as actual years of service: the full years remaining until the civil servant reaches the age of retirement or statutory retirement, and these shall be deemed to have been served in the corps, grade, post or position to which the originator was assigned at the time the declaration of retirement is made.

• In favour of family members.
  

This type of benefit is calculated in accordance with the criteria set out above for ordinary pensions; however, the base rate shall be set at 200 per cent and, in addition to the years of service already credited, the following shall be considered as effective service to the State: the full years remaining until the civil servant reaches retirement or statutory retirement age, these being deemed to have been served in the Corps, Grade, post, position or category to which they were assigned at the time of death.

No grace period is required.

This refers to retirement due to permanent incapacity or unfitness for work, or the death of a civil servant, provided that such incapacity, unfitness or death is caused by an accident or illness occurring whilst on duty or as a result of such.

The act of service shall be presumed, unless there is evidence to the contrary, where the civil servant’s permanent incapacity or unfitness, or their death, occurred at the place and time of work.