Monthly allowance and preferential allowances for people with meritorious services from July 1, 2023 in Vietnam

PREFERENTIAL MONTHLY SUBSIDY AND ALLOWANCE LEVELS

No

Object

Level of allowances and allowances

Subsidize

Allowance

1

Revolutionary activists before January 1, 1945 and their relatives

1.1

Revolutionary activists before January 1, 1945:

Area of ​​escape

2,297,000

390,000/01 seniority

Face does not escape

3,899,000

1.2

Relatives of people who died in revolutionary activities before January 1, 1945:

Spouses and children under 18 years old or 18 years old or older who continue to study or have severe or especially severe disabilities are entitled to a monthly death benefit.

2,055,000

Spouses living alone, orphans with both parents under 18 years old or 18 years old or older who continue to go to school or have severe disabilities or especially severe disabilities are entitled to additional monthly survivor allowance.

1,644,000

2

Revolutionary activists from January 1, 1945 to the August uprising in 1945 and their relatives

2.1

Revolutionary activists from January 1, 1945 to the August uprising of 1945

2,125,000

2.2

Relatives of people who were revolutionary activists from January 1, 1945 to the day of the August 1945 uprising:

Spouses and children under 18 years old or 18 years old or older who continue to study or have severe or especially severe disabilities are entitled to a monthly death benefit.

1,153,000

Spouses living alone, orphans with both parents under 18 years old or 18 years old or older who continue to go to school or have severe disabilities or especially severe disabilities are entitled to additional monthly survivor allowance.

1,644,000

3

Relatives of martyrs:

3.1

Relatives of a martyr

2,055,000

3.2

Relatives of 02 martyrs

4,110,000

3.3

Relatives of 3 or more martyrs

6,165,000

3.4

Biological fathers, biological mothers, people who have contributed to raising martyrs, spouses of martyrs living alone; Children of martyrs who are under 18 years old or 18 years old or older, if they continue to go to school or have severe disabilities or especially severe disabilities, and have lost both parents, are entitled to an additional survivor allowance.

1,644,000

3.5

The martyr's spouse marries another husband or wife and raises the martyr's children to adulthood or takes care of the martyr's biological father or mother while still alive, or because of revolutionary activities, they were unable to take care of their biological father and mother while they were still alive.

2,055,000

4

Vietnamese heroic Mother

6,165,000

1,722,000

The servant of a heroic Vietnamese mother who lives at home

2,055,000

5

Hero of the People's Armed Forces, Hero of Labor during the resistance period

1,722,000

6

War invalids, policy beneficiaries such as war invalids, category B war invalids and their relatives

6.1

War invalids, people enjoying policies such as war invalids and category B war invalids

Wounded soldiers and people enjoying the same policy as war invalids

Appendix II

Wounded soldiers category B

Appendix III

War invalids, policy beneficiaries such as war invalids, type B war invalids with a physical injury rate of 81% or more

1,031,000

Wounded soldiers, policy beneficiaries such as war invalids, type B war invalids with a body injury rate of 81% or more have particularly severe injuries.

2,113,000

People serving war invalids, people receiving policies such as war invalids, class B war invalids with a physical injury rate of 81% or more at home

2,055,000

People serving war invalids, people receiving policies such as war invalids, class B war invalids with a physical injury rate of 81% or higher and having particularly serious injuries at home

2,640,000

6.2

Relatives of war invalids, policy beneficiaries such as war invalids and category B war invalids with a physical injury rate of 61% or higher:

Biological father, biological mother, spouse of full age as prescribed inClause 2, Article 169 of the Labor Code , unmarried children Be 18 years old or be 18 years old or older if you are still going to school or have a severe disability, especially severe disability of a war invalid, a person receiving policies such as war invalids, category B war invalids with a high rate of physical injury If 61% or more die, they will receive a monthly death benefit

1,153,000

The biological father or mother lives alone, the spouse is of age as prescribed inClause 2, Article 169 of the Labor Code living alone, orphaned children with both parents under 18 years old or 18 years old or older if still going to school or with severe disabilities, especially severe disabilities of war invalids, policy beneficiaries such as war invalids, Type B war invalids with a physical injury rate of 61% or more who die are entitled to an additional monthly survivor allowance  

1,644,000

7

Sick soldiers and relatives

7.1

Sick soldiers:

Has a body injury rate of 41% - 50%

2,145,000

Has a body injury rate of 51% - 60%

2,673,000

Has a body injury rate of 61% - 70%

3,406,000

Has a body injury rate of 71% - 80%

3,927,000

Has a body injury rate of 81% - 90%

4,700,000

Has a body damage rate of 91% - 100%

5,235,000

Sick soldiers have a body damage rate of 81% or more

1,031,000

Sick soldiers with a body damage rate of 81% or more have particularly severe illnesses

2,055,000

People who serve sick soldiers at home have a physical injury rate of 81% or higher

2,055,000

People serving sick soldiers in families with a physical injury rate of 81% or more have particularly severe illnesses.

2,640,000

7.2

Relatives of sick soldiers:

Biological father, biological mother, spouse of full age as prescribed inClause 2, Article 169 of the Labor Code, unmarried children Full 18 years old or 18 years old or older if continuing to study or suffering from severe disability, especially severe disability of sick soldiers with a bodily injury rate of 61% or more and dying are entitled to a permanent monthly death benefit.

1,153,000

The biological father or mother lives alone, the spouse is of age as prescribed inClause 2, Article 169 of the Labor Code living alone, orphaned children with both parents under 18 years old or 18 years old or older if still going to school or with severe disabilities, especially severe disabilities of sick soldiers with a physical injury rate of 61 % or more who die receive an additional monthly survivor allowance  

1,644,000

8

Resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals and their relatives

8.1

Resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals:

Has a body injury rate of 21% - 40%

1,562,000

Has a body injury rate of 41% - 60%

2,610,000

Has a body injury rate of 61% - 80%

3,658,000

Have a body injury rate of 81% or more

4,685,000

Resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals have a body injury rate of 81% or more

1,031,000

Resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals have a body injury rate of 81% or more and have particularly severe illnesses.

2,055,000

People who serve resistance activists who are infected with toxic chemicals and have a physical injury rate of 81% or more live at home.

2,055,000

8.2

Relatives of resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals:

Biological father, biological mother, spouse of full age as prescribed inClause 2, Article 169 of the Labor Code, unmarried children Be 18 years old or be 18 years old or older if you continue to go to school or have a severe disability or especially severe disability of a resistance activist infected with toxic chemicals with a bodily injury rate of 61% or more. When you die, you will receive a monthly death benefit 

1,153,000

The biological father or mother lives alone, the spouse is of age as prescribed inClause 2, Article 169 of the Labor Code living alone, orphaned children with both parents under 18 years old or 18 years old or older if still going to school or with severe disabilities, especially severe disabilities of resistance activists exposed to toxic chemicals If you have a physical injury rate of 61% or more and die, you will receive an additional monthly survivor allowance  

1,644,000

Living offspring of resistance activists exposed to toxic chemicals have a physical injury rate of 61% to 80%.

1,233,000

Living offspring of resistance activists exposed to toxic chemicals have a physical injury rate of 81% or more.

2,055,000

9

People who participated in the revolution, resistance war, defended the Fatherland, and performed international duty were imprisoned or exiled by the enemy

1,233,000

10

People who contributed to helping the revolution:

10.1

Recipients or family members who are awarded the Medal "Father's Merit" or the Certificate "For Merit to the Country" before the August Revolution of 1945 are entitled to a monthly allowance.

2,055,000

10.2

The recipient or family member who is awarded the Resistance Medal is entitled to a monthly allowance

1,208,000

10.3

In case the recipient or family member is awarded the Medal "Father's Merit" or the Certificate "For Merit to the Country" before the August Revolution of 1945, the recipient or family member who is awarded the Resistance Medal and lives alone will receive an additional monthly survivor allowance.

1,644,000

11

Preferential monthly allowance when studying at ethnic minority boarding schools, vocational education, and higher education:

11.1

Hero of the People's Armed Forces; Hero of Labor during the resistance period; war invalids, people enjoying policies such as war invalids, class B war invalids; children of revolutionary activists before January 1, 1945; children of people who worked in the revolution from January 1, 1945 to the August uprising in 1945; relatives of martyrs; children of Heroes of the People's Armed Forces and Heroes of Labor during the resistance period; Children of war invalids, policy beneficiaries such as war invalids, category B war invalids, children of sick soldiers, children of resistance activists exposed to toxic chemicals with a bodily injury rate of 61% or more

2,055,000

11.2

Children of war invalids, people receiving policies such as war invalids and class B war invalids have a physical injury rate from 21% to 60%; Children of sick soldiers have a physical injury rate of 41% to 60%; Children of resistance activists exposed to toxic chemicals have a body injury rate of 21% to 60%.

1,031,000