At present, more and more people from are joining the army for the second time! Some people join the army again because of their strong military complex, and some people see more and more perfect policies and preferential treatment for joining the army, and more people want to achieve a better life. So, under what circumstances can you enlist in the army again? What are the precautions for the second enlistment? Please keep the following guide.
1. After retiring from the army, enter the military academy or become a national defense student. After graduation, you can enter the active army as an officer. When entering a unit to serve, the determination of military age when changing jobs and resettlement is based on the number of years after enrolling in the military.
2. Retired soldiers who have professional skills and are conscripted into the army again
are specially recruited as professional technicians to re-enlist in the army, mainly for college graduates with a master’s degree or above. Units such as troops, scientific research institutions and colleges are engaged in professional technical and management work.
3. Non-commissioned officers who are directly recruited after retiring from the army and re-enlisted
The non-commissioned officers who are directly recruited should have a college degree or a bachelor’s degree or above, and the major they have studied meets the professional needs of the army. Males should not exceed 24 years old, and females should not exceed 23 years old. The service attribute is different from compulsory military service, and it is positioned as a college student soldier who serves in voluntary military service.
4. Ordinary way of enlisting for the second time
As long as you are under the age of 22, you can still serve in the military again. If you continue your studies after leaving the army for the first time, the age requirement for re-enlistment can be relaxed to 24 years old.
So, is there any preferential treatment policy for "second enlistment"?
Second enlisted personnel will be given a one-time financial reward according to the reward standard for enlisted youth with a bachelor's degree.
Rural soldiers who are called up for the second time can also enjoy pension subsidies after being discharged again. For example, ordinary people need to pay pension insurance for 15 consecutive years, while the payment period for veterans is the required number of years of contribution minus the number of years of service. For example, if you have been a soldier for 8 years, you can only pay pension insurance for 7 years.
