Disabled people who fought in World War II were initially given free cars.
People with disabilities resulting from war have certain benefits that make the process of buying a car easier and faster. This also applies to those who became disabled during World War II. This was reported by the publication “On Retirement”.
Persons with disabilities who directly participated in hostilities during World War II are provided with a free car, if there are medical indications.
Among the benefits they are entitled to:
- extraordinary free provision of a car (if there are medical indications) for a period of operation of up to ten years and its subsequent replacement with a new one;
- compensation for gasoline (fuel), repairs and maintenance.
Persons with disabilities due to war also have the following rights:
- exemption from rent for non-residential premises used as garages for private vehicles (cars, motorcycle carriers, bicycle carriers, etc.);
- also providing free parking for these funds regardless of ownership type.
Persons aged 85 and over who were disabled in groups II and III due to combat operations during World War II are entitled to the benefits provided to persons with group I disabilities due to war.
Previously on September 19 Focus He wrote about how to get benefits for the military. In Ukraine, the old system had difficulties processing the large number of applications for status or benefits from military personnel and their relatives.
Source: Focus
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