What are the regulations on the system of ranks of the People’s Public Security Force in Vietnam? - Van Tai (HCMC, Vietnam)
System of ranks of the People’s Public Security Force in Vietnam (Internet image)
1. Regulations on classification of the People’s Public Security Force in Vietnam
In Article 20 of the Law on People's Public Security Force 2018 stipulating the based on the nature of their duties, they shall be classified into the followings:
- Operation officers and non-commissioned officers;
- Technical officers and non-commissioned officers;
- Non-commissioned officers and conscripts.
Note: The Minister of Public Security shall elaborate on the classification and placement of officers, non-commissioned officers and conscripts of the People’s Public Security Force based on the nature of their duties.
2. System of ranks of the People’s Public Security Force in Vietnam
Pursuant to Article 21 of the Law on People's Public Security Force 2018, the system of ranks and grades of officers, non-commissioned officers and conscripts of the People’s Public Security Force is as follows:
Operation officers and non-commissioned officers |
General officers |
General |
Senior Lieutenant General |
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Lieutenant General |
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Major General |
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Field officers |
Colonel |
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Senior Lieutenant Colonel |
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Lieutenant Colonel |
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Major |
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Company officers |
Captain |
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Senior Lieutenant Captain |
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Lieutenant |
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Second Lieutenant |
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Non-commissioned officers |
Sergeant major |
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Sergeant |
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Corporal |
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Technical officers and non-commissioned officers |
Field officers |
Senior Lieutenant Colonel |
Lieutenant Colonel |
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Major |
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Company officers |
Captain |
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Senior Lieutenant Captain |
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Lieutenant |
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Second Lieutenant |
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Non-commissioned officers |
Sergeant major |
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Sergeant |
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Corporal |
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Non-commissioned officers and conscripts |
Enlisted non-commissioned officers |
Sergeant major |
Sergeant |
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Corporal |
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Conscripts |
First-class private |
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Private |
3. Candidates eligible for consideration of bestowal of ranks and grades of People's Public Security Force in Vietnam
Pursuant to Clause 1, Article 22 of the Law on People's Public Security Force 2018, candidates eligible for consideration of bestowal of ranks and grades include:
- After graduation, cadets offered stipends for their study in People’s Public Security education establishments shall be entitled to the bestowal of the following ranks and grades:
Cadets holding bachelor degrees may hold the rank of second lieutenant; <0}
Cadets holding associate degrees may hold the rank of sergeant;
Cadets attaining excellent outcomes upon graduation may be granted the rank which is one grade higher than the one that other cadets usually hold;
- Cadres, civil servants or graduates from higher education establishments and vocational education establishments who are recruited into the People’s Public Security Force, shall be entitled to the bestowal of ranks corresponding to their respective training qualifications, working seniority, assigned tasks and salary grades;
- Conscripts shall be initially granted the rank of the private.
4. Conditions for consideration for promotion of ranks and grades of People's Public Security Force in Vietnam
Clause 2, Article 22 of the Law on People's Public Security Force 2018 stipulates that People’s Public Security officers, non-commissioned officers and conscripts may get rank promotion if they satisfy the following conditions:
- Fulfilling their tasks, fully meeting political, moral quality, professional qualification and health criteria;
- Their current ranks are lower than the highest ranks as provided by regulations on the positions and titles they are holding;
- Having fully gone through the time limit for rank promotion consideration specified in Section 5
5. Rank promotion consideration time limits of ranks and grades of People's Public Security Force in Vietnam
Rank promotion consideration time limits of ranks and grades of People's Public Security Force are specified in Clause 3, Article 22 of the Law on People's Public Security Force 2018 as follows:
- Operation officers and non-commissioned officers:
Promotion from Corporal to Sergeant: 01 year;
Promotion from Sergeant to Sergeant Major: 01 year;
Promotion from Sergeant Major to Second Lieutenant: 02 years;
Promotion from Second Lieutenant to Lieutenant: 02 years;
Promotion from Lieutenant to Senior Lieutenant: 03 years;
Promotion from Senior Lieutenant to Captain: 03 years;
Promotion from Captain to Major: 04 years;
Promotion from Major to Lieutenant Colonel: 04 years;
Promotion from Lieutenant Colonel to Senior Lieutenant Colonel: 04 years;
Promotion from Senior Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel: 04 years;
Promotion from Colonel to Major General: 04 years;
The minimum time limit for consideration of promotion of each general rank shall be 4 years;
- The Minister of Public Security shall adopt regulations on consideration of promotion of pay grades and ranks of technical officers or non-commissioned officers corresponding to pay rates specified in the pay chart of technical personnel promulgated by the Government;
- The Minister of Public Security shall regulate the time limits for consideration of promotion of enlisted non-commissioned officer and member ranks;
- The period during which officers, non-commissioned officers and servicemen study at educational establishments shall be counted into the rank promotion consideration time limit; as for officers or non-commissioned officers or members who are demoted, if they make progress within one year after their demotion, they may be considered rank promotion.
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