What are the policies for serving as a soldier with an agricultural household registration?

1. After rural households complete the compulsory service and retire, they can receive a certain resettlement fee, but there will be no other living allowances.

2. As for the resettlement allowance (retirement allowance) paid to conscripts after they retire, it depends on the provincial average salary of urban employees in your locality in the previous year.

3. Please refer to the following regulations and make a judgment based on your actual situation: (there are slight differences in different places, and the local situation shall prevail).

The first article is to implement the "Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China" and the Provincial Government and Provincial Military Region's "Notice on Receiving and Resettling Retired Soldiers in the Winter of 1999" (Ji Zheng [1999] 33) and combined with the actual situation of our city, these measures are specially formulated.

Article 2 The payment of living allowances to urban veterans while they are awaiting resettlement shall be carried out under the leadership of the people's governments at the municipal, county (city) and district levels. At the beginning of the year, the civil affairs department is responsible for providing the financial department of the government at the same level with the number of retired conscripts with urban household registration in the administrative region for the current year. The municipal, county (city), and district financial departments must include the living allowances for retired soldiers while they are waiting for resettlement into the fiscal budget of the current year, and Based on the actual number of retired soldiers that year, a full one-time allocation will be made to the civil affairs departments at all levels, and the county (city) and district civil affairs departments will be responsible for the specific distribution work.

Article 3 The urban veterans referred to in these Measures refer to the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the Chinese People's Armed Police who have urban non-agricultural household registration and have non-agricultural quotas in the city government's recruitment order to enlist in the army and retire from active service in accordance with policy regulations. Retired soldiers of the army.

Article 4 of the "Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates: "While urban veterans are awaiting resettlement, the local people's government shall provide them with living subsidies in accordance with the principle of not being lower than the local minimum living standard." .