Can I work in the local public security bureau after eight years of discharge?

Whether veterans can work in public security organs involves whether they meet the conditions of resettlement and recruitment, and of course it does not rule out that things are easier to handle. In fact, according to the existing policy, conscripts and non-commissioned officers are not eligible for resettlement after serving for eight years, but must be ten years. Eight years after leaving the army, if you want to work in the public security organs, you must meet the age, education, major, physical fitness, political examination and other conditions determined by the public security organs when recruiting police. After taking the corresponding examinations, you can be given priority under the same conditions. As for temporary workers (police assistants), there are also corresponding recruitment conditions.