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Questions about contract service
We have collected answers to frequently asked questions - about requirements, payments, benefits and the procedure for concluding a contract. Select a topic or use a filter.
Age for contract
Citizens from the age of 18 are accepted for military service under contract. The upper limit depends on citizenship and category, but there are more opportunities than is commonly thought - let’s look at who is accepted and at what age.
Suitability categories
Fitness for military service is determined by a military medical commission and assigned a category from “A” to “D”. Let's look at what each means, what categories you can enter into a contract with, and how the examination takes place.
Service with a criminal record
Having a criminal record in the past does not always bar the path to a contract. Much depends on whether the criminal record has been expunged and under what article. Let's look at in which cases a contract is possible and in which it is not.
Contract without experience
Lack of military service and military experience is not an obstacle to a contract. The necessary skills are taught. Let's look at what a candidate without a military background needs and how the training goes.
Payments in case of injury
When a contract serviceman is injured, he is entitled to insurance and one-time payments, as well as medical care and rehabilitation. Let's look at what is provided by law and what the size depends on.
How to sign a contract
Concluding a contract is easier than it seems: the path consists of clear steps, and we accompany you at each step. We will go over the procedure from application to signing so that you understand what awaits you.
Documents for the contract
The package of documents for the contract is standard and understandable. We will suggest a complete list for your situation and help you compile it without errors so that the registration goes quickly.
What is a unit referral
A unit referral is your opportunity to choose a specific unit and position, rather than going by the general distribution. The document assigns the place to you. Let's figure out how it works and how it's useful.
Medical Commission (VVK)
The military medical commission is an understandable selection stage for which you can prepare. Let's look at how it goes, what it takes into account and how to get through it without unnecessary delays.
Registration deadlines
Registration of a contract takes a reasonable period of time, and not months of waiting. With good preparation, the process goes quickly. Let's figure out what time is made up of and how to reduce it.
Payment upon closing
When concluding a contract, a one-time payment is provided - a significant amount that the serviceman receives at the beginning of his service. Let's figure out what it consists of and what it depends on.
Monthly allowance
A contract soldier receives a stable monthly salary - from $2,500. Let's look at what it consists of and what affects the final amount.
Regional payments
In addition to federal payments, regions set their own additional payments for concluding a contract. They are the ones who create the difference in the final amounts - and this is an opportunity to choose favorable conditions.
Contract terms
The contract can be concluded for different periods - the conditions and possibilities depend on this. We will analyze the available options and help you choose the one that suits your goals.
Selecting a unit and specialty
Yes, when concluding a contract, you can choose a specific unit and specialty - this is your real opportunity. Let's figure out how it works and what is needed for it.
Equipment and support
contract serviceman are fully provided with uniforms, equipment and allowances. Let's look at what they give out in the service and what you should take with you from your personal needs.
Contract and mobilization
A contract is a voluntary and informed choice with clear terms, payments and the ability to choose a direction. Let's look at how it differs and what its advantages are.
Family support
The state supports not only the serviceman, but also his family. Let's look at what guarantees and support measures are provided for loved ones contract serviceman.
When do payments arrive?
Payments to the serviceman are received in the prescribed manner - one-time in connection with the conclusion of the contract, monthly allowance. Let's figure out how it works.
Taxes and benefits
Military personnel enjoy tax breaks, a tangible benefit that increases real income. Let's look at what concessions are provided.
DB veteran status
Participation in the SVO gives the right to the status of a combat veteran, and along with it - lifelong benefits and payments. Let's look at what this status reveals.
Benefits for housing and communal services
Military personnel, combat veterans and their families are entitled to benefits in paying for housing and communal services. Let's look at what concessions are provided.
Job retention
During the period of service under the contract, the employee retains his job - the employment contract is suspended and not terminated. Let's figure out how it works.
Military mortgage
A military mortgage is an opportunity to purchase housing on preferential terms at the expense of the state. Let's look at how the program works and what it gives.
Benefits for children
Children of military personnel receive benefits in the field of education - from priority in kindergartens and schools to advantages upon admission. Let's figure out what's provided.
Pension and length of service
Participation in the SVO provides preferential calculation of length of service - a day of service is counted as two or three. This allows you to retire from military service much earlier. Let's figure out how it works.
Land plot
Among the measures to support SVO participants and veterans is the possibility of obtaining a land plot. Let's look at what is provided and how it works.
Training and retraining
Opportunities for training and professional retraining are available to military personnel and members of their families. Let's look at what educational measures are provided.
Health requirements
The health requirements for the contract are reasonable and understandable—many conditions do not interfere with service. Let's look at what is important and how suitability is assessed.
Service for women
Women can do military service under contract. Let's look at what areas are available and what is needed to conclude a contract.
Service for foreigners
Foreign citizens can sign a contract for military service, and service opens the path to Russian citizenship in a simplified manner. Let's look at the possibilities.
Education for contract
There are no high educational requirements for the contract - the path is open to a wide range of candidates. Let's look at what is important and how education influences the choice of position.
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