What are the preferential policies for veterans?

The preferential policies for discharged soldiers are as follows:

First, the preferential card. The preferential card is a certificate issued to the families of veterans or active servicemen. With the preferential card, servicemen and their families can enjoy certain national preferential policies.

second, medical care. With the preferential card, soldiers can avoid registration and queuing when they see a doctor in the hospital, and they can also enjoy certain preferential treatment when they get medicine and see a doctor, effectively alleviating the economic difficulties of poor families.

thirdly, tourism. No matter retired soldiers or active soldiers, they can enjoy the priority policy when queuing for travel or buying tickets, and special passages will be set up for soldiers in public places.

fourth, life. In order to integrate veterans into life faster and better, the state has formulated a series of preferential policies for veterans in housing and education, such as low-rent housing and children going to school in different places.

We all know that soldiers will retire after serving for a certain number of years, but soldiers can't adapt well to their living habits and social survival because they have lived in the army for a long time. Therefore, the state has formulated these policies for veterans, in order to speed up the integration of veterans into society, and provide protection for veterans in employment, entrepreneurship, pension and education.