Who are persons with meritorious services to the revolution of Vietnam?

Persons with meritorious services to the revolution are defined in Clause 1, Article 1 of the amended 2012 Ordinance on Preferential Treatment for Persons with Meritorious Services to the Revolution issued by the Standing Committee of the National Assembly of Vietnam, as follows:

Persons with meritorious services to the revolution include:

a) Persons involved in revolutionary activities before January 1, 1945;

b) Persons involved in revolutionary activities from January 1, 1945, to the August 1945 uprising;

c) Martyrs;

d) Vietnamese heroic mothers;

dd) Heroes of the People’s Armed Forces;

e) Labor heroes during the resistance war;

g) War invalids, persons entitled to policies like war invalids;

h) Diseased soldiers;

i) Persons involved in resistance activities affected by toxic chemicals;

k) Persons involved in revolutionary activities, resistance activities who were imprisoned or exiled by the enemy;

l) Persons involved in the resistance for national liberation, national defense, and fulfilling international obligations;

m) Persons with meritorious services in assisting the revolution.

The above is advice regarding persons with meritorious services to the revolution. For more detailed information, you should refer to the amended 2012 Ordinance on Preferential Treatment for Persons with Meritorious Services to the Revolution. We hope that our advice will help resolve your concerns.