No, unfortunately, the minimum age requirement to apply for the scheme is 60 years old. You can apply once you reach that age.

While the scheme prioritizes destitute individuals, having some income from farming wouldn't necessarily disqualify you. However, your income level and overall financial situation will be assessed during the application process to determine your eligibility.

No, the scheme is specifically for farmers and landless agricultural laborers. If your primary source of income is no longer related to agriculture, you wouldn't be eligible.

In most cases, the clothes can be collected later from designated distribution centers. However, it's best to check with the CSC or local authorities for specific details and collection timelines.

No, the scheme doesn't differentiate between male and female farmers or require land ownership documents. As long as you have a valid CMPUT membership card and meet the eligibility criteria, you can apply.

No, once approved, you don't need to reapply every year. However, you might need to update your information periodically, as instructed by the authorities.

You can inquire with the Social Welfare Department about potential mobile camps or designated application centers closer to your location.

No, the application process for the Old Age Pension Scheme is designed to be simple and self-explanatory. The CSC staff can also guide you through the process and answer any questions you might have.

No, applying for the Old Age Pension Scheme is completely free. You shouldn't pay any fees at the CSC or to any individual for processing your application.

Processing times can vary, but it typically takes around 4-6 weeks for verification and approval. Once approved, you should receive the pension within a month.

No, the Old Age Pension Scheme is an ongoing initiative, and you can apply at any time.