Hawaii Veterans Resources: VA Offices, Benefits & Local Discounts
Hawaii offers veterans property tax exemptions up to a full exemption, a $20 vehicle registration waiver for veterans 65+, free tuition for eligible GI Bill users, and no state tax on military retirement pay. The VA Pacific Islands Health Care System serves 127,600 veterans through the Spark M. Matsunaga VA Medical Center in Honolulu and five community clinics.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Primary Benefits | Property tax exemption, vehicle registration exemption, tuition assistance, no tax on military retirement |
| Eligibility | Honorable discharge or general under honorable conditions; Hawaii residency required for most state benefits |
| Application | County real property tax office (property tax); County DMV (vehicle registration); University of Hawaii (tuition) |
| Processing Time | Property tax: file by Sept. 30 for next assessment year; Vehicle exemption: same-day at DMV |
| Official Agency | Hawaii Office of Veterans’ Services; county real property tax offices; VA Pacific Islands Health Care System |
| Required Forms | DD-214; VA disability rating letter; Form BFS-RP-P-6B (Honolulu property tax) |
| Updated For | 2026 tax year (Bill 62, SB 2138, HB 1751) |
Hawaii is home to approximately 110,000 veterans, with the highest concentration on Oahu. The state’s veteran benefits are uniquely structured—most property tax relief is administered at the county level, creating significant variation depending on which island you live on. Honolulu and Hawaii County offer full property tax exemptions for 100% disabled veterans, while Maui and Kauai counties grant exemptions at lower disability thresholds. The 2025–2026 legislative session brought several expansions, including a new $20 vehicle registration exemption for veterans 65 and older on Oahu and efforts to expand National Guard tuition assistance to graduate degrees.
This guide covers every major Hawaii veteran resource available in 2026.
Hawaii VA Offices and Facilities
Hawaii’s VA services are coordinated through the VA Pacific Islands Health Care System (VAPIHCS), headquartered at the Spark M. Matsunaga VA Medical Center in Honolulu. This system serves an estimated 127,600 veterans throughout Hawaii and the Pacific Islands.
Spark M. Matsunaga VA Medical Center
Address: 459 Patterson Road, Honolulu, HI 96819
Phone: 808-433-0600 | 800-214-1306
Website: www.hawaii.va.gov
The medical center provides outpatient medical and mental health care through its main Ambulatory Care Clinic on Oahu. It also operates five Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs) on the neighboring islands, including Hilo and Kona on Hawaii Island, Maui, Kauai, and Guam.
Daniel K. Akaka VA Clinic
Address: 91-1051 Franklin D. Roosevelt Avenue, Kapolei, HI 96707
Veterans May Qualify for Extra Benefits
Check available financial assistance, healthcare programs and other opportunities that may apply to you.
Check EligibilityThis approximately 88,000-square-foot facility opened in 2024 and expanded VA care capacity on Oahu’s west side.
VA Honolulu Regional Office
Address: 459 Patterson Road, E-Wing, Honolulu, HI 96819-1522
Phone: 800-827-1000
The regional office processes VA disability compensation claims, pension benefits, education benefits, and home loan guaranty applications.
Community Based Outpatient Clinics
| Clinic Location | Address | Services |
|---|---|---|
| Hilo | 1285 Waianuenue Ave, Hilo, HI 96720 | Primary care, mental health |
| Kailua-Kona | 73-5618 Maiau St, Suite C200, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 | Primary care, specialty referrals |
| Maui | 203 Ho’ohana St, Suite 303, Kahului, HI 96732 | Primary care, mental health |
| Kauai | 4485 Pahee St, Suite 150, Lihue, HI 96766 | Primary care, mental health |
| Guam | 135 Chalan Cabot, Dededo, GU 96929 | Primary care, mental health |
Vet Centers
Vet Centers provide readjustment counseling, PTSD treatment, and community outreach. The Honolulu Vet Center is located at 3375 Koapaka Street, Suite I-560, Honolulu, HI 96819. The Pacific Center for PTSD provides specialized residential rehabilitation programs for veterans.
Hawaii Veteran Property Tax Exemptions
Property tax exemptions are the most valuable Hawaii veteran benefit for homeowners. Hawaii has no statewide veteran exemption—property tax is administered county by county, and each of the four counties sets its own exemption amounts, eligibility criteria, and deadlines.
How Hawaii Property Tax Exemptions Work
A property tax exemption reduces the assessed value of your home before the tax rate is applied. Unlike a tax credit (which directly reduces your tax bill), an exemption lowers the taxable value of the property. For example, if your home is assessed at $600,000 and you receive a $100,000 exemption, you pay property taxes on $500,000.
Hawaii’s effective property tax rates are among the lowest in the nation—approximately 0.2% to 0.35%—which means the dollar value of exemptions is more modest than in states with higher rates.
County-by-County Exemption Comparison
| County | Exemption Type | Amount/Value | Eligibility | Filing Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honolulu | Full exemption | $0 property tax (except $300 minimum) | 100% service-connected disabled | Sept. 30 |
| Honolulu | Partial exemption | Up to $50,000 of taxable value | Veterans with disability <80% | Sept. 30 |
| Hawaii County | Full exemption | $0 property tax (except $100 minimum) | 100% service-connected disabled | Sept. 30 |
| Hawaii County | Veterans Exemption | $40,000 off net taxable value | Any honorable discharge | Sept. 30 |
| Maui | Partial exemption | Varies by rating threshold | Disabled veterans | Sept. 30 |
| Kauai | Partial exemption | Varies by rating threshold | Disabled veterans | Sept. 30 |
Totally Disabled Veteran Exemption
Under HRS §246-29, veterans certified as 80–100% disabled by the VA may receive a full property tax exemption on their primary residence. In Honolulu, the home is exempt from all property taxes except a $300 annual minimum tax. In Hawaii County, the exemption applies except for half the minimum tax, which works out to approximately $100.
Key points:
The exemption covers the primary residence only
Special assessments may still apply
Veterans must file a claim with their county real property tax office
In Honolulu, the form is BFS-RP-P-6B
Veterans with Disabilities Below 80%
Veterans rated less than 80% disabled may qualify for a partial exemption of up to $25,000 to $50,000 of taxable value, on top of the regular homeowner exemption. The exact amount varies by county.
Veterans Exemption (Hawaii County)
Hawaii County provides a $40,000 Veterans Exemption off net taxable real property value for veterans with any honorable service discharge who own and occupy a primary residence in Hawaii County. This is available regardless of disability rating.
How to Apply
Contact your county real property tax office to confirm current exemption amounts and required forms.
Gather documentation: DD-214, VA disability rating letter (if applicable), proof of residency, property deed.
File by September 30 for the upcoming assessment year.
Submit to your county office: Honolulu (BFS-RP-P-6B), Hawaii County, Maui County, or Kauai County.
Common Mistakes
Missing the September 30 deadline
Filing with the state instead of the county
Assuming all counties offer the same exemptions
Not reapplying if required
Hawaii Veteran Vehicle Registration Benefits
Hawaii offers two distinct vehicle registration benefits for veterans: a state-level exemption for 100% disabled veterans and a county-level exemption for veterans 65 and older on Oahu.
100% Disabled Veteran Registration Exemption
Veterans who are Hawaii residents with a 100% service-connected disability rating qualify for an exemption from the $46 State annual vehicle registration fee.
Eligibility:
Hawaii residency
100% VA service-connected disability rating
Honorable discharge
How to apply: Present your VA disability rating letter and DD-214 at your county DMV office.
Oahu Veterans 65+ Registration Exemption (Bill 62)
Effective July 1, 2026, Honolulu City Bill 62 (Ordinance 25-45) provides a $20 annual exemption on the City and County of Honolulu’s motor vehicle registration fee for one vehicle per year for veterans aged 65 and older.
Eligibility:
Age 65 or older
Served in the U.S. Armed Forces
Not dishonorably discharged
Oahu residency
How to apply: Present proof of military service (DD-214) at the Honolulu DMV. The exemption applies to one vehicle per year.
Vehicle Registration Comparison Table
| Benefit | Amount | Eligibility | Where to Apply |
|---|---|---|---|
| State Registration Exemption | $46 waived | 100% service-connected disabled | County DMV |
| Honolulu Senior Veteran Exemption | $20 waived | Age 65+, Oahu resident, not dishonorably discharged | Honolulu DMV |
| Vehicle Weight Tax (proposed) | Varies | Disabled veterans (pending legislation HB 657) | County DMV |
What Veterans Should Do Next
Visit your county DMV with your DD-214 and VA rating letter (if applicable). Confirm current exemption amounts and whether your county has adopted additional benefits. The state registration exemption is automatic upon documentation; the Honolulu senior exemption requires application.
Hawaii Veteran Education Benefits
Hawaii offers significant education benefits through the University of Hawaii system, including non-resident tuition exemptions and National Guard tuition assistance.
Non-Resident Tuition Exemption
Under Regents Policy RP 6.208, the following categories of veterans and dependents are exempt from the non-resident tuition differential at any University of Hawaii campus:
Veterans eligible to use Post-9/11 GI Bill or Montgomery GI Bill Active Duty benefits who live in Hawaii
Individuals eligible to use transferred Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits
Individuals eligible for the Marine Gunnery Sergeant John David Fry Scholarship
Individuals eligible for Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance (Chapter 35)
Veterans with service-connected disabilities eligible for VR&E (Chapter 31)
Why it matters: Non-resident tuition at UH Manoa can be more than double the resident rate. This exemption makes higher education immediately accessible to veterans regardless of how long they have lived in Hawaii.
Hawaii National Guard State Tuition Assistance Program (STAP)
The Hawaii National Guard Tuition Assistance Program offers year-round tuition assistance toward undergraduate degrees at University of Hawaii system schools. Currently, STAP covers 100% of tuition for classes that go directly toward an undergraduate degree at a community college and 50% at four-year institutions.
2026 expansion: SB 2138 and HB 1751 authorize the Adjutant General to expand STAP to include graduate degrees at the University of Hawaii for qualified enlisted personnel, warrant officers, and company grade officers (O-1 through O-3).
Federal Tuition Assistance
Hawaii Army National Guard soldiers can also access Federal Tuition Assistance (FTA), which provides up to **$4,500 per fiscal year** for tuition or credentialing assistance, with a cap of $250 per credit hour.
Yellow Ribbon Program
Hawaii Community College accepts up to 15 veterans per school year for the Yellow Ribbon Scholarship, which covers tuition costs exceeding the Post-9/11 GI Bill cap.
Education Benefits Comparison
| Program | Who Qualifies | What It Covers | How to Apply |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Resident Tuition Exemption | GI Bill/VR&E eligible veterans & dependents | Eliminates out-of-state tuition differential | UH admissions office |
| Hawaii National Guard STAP | Guard members (E-1 to O-3) | 100% community college / 50% 4-year tuition | HING education office |
| Federal Tuition Assistance | Army National Guard soldiers | Up to $4,500/year, $250/credit | GoArmyEd portal |
| Yellow Ribbon Program | Post-9/11 GI Bill at 100% | Uncapped tuition at participating schools | UH financial aid office |
Hawaii Veteran Employment Benefits
Hawaii provides employment services through the Jobs for Veterans State Grant (JVSG) program and priority of service at American Job Centers statewide.
Jobs for Veterans State Grant (JVSG)
The JVSG program funds Disabled Veterans Outreach Program (DVOP) Specialists who provide individualized career services and case management to veterans with significant barriers to employment, including those at risk of homelessness, with VA-certified disabilities, low-income status, or previously incarcerated.
Local Veterans’ Employment Representatives (LVERs) work with businesses statewide to help them fill workforce needs with suitable veterans. Job fairs and special recruitments catering to veterans are held regularly.
Priority of Service
Veterans and eligible spouses receive priority of service for employment, training, and placement services at all American Job Centers (AJCs) in Hawaii. This means veterans are served before non-veterans when accessing Wagner-Peyser Act funded services.
Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC)
The Work Opportunity Tax Credit provides federal tax incentives to employers who hire veterans and other qualifying groups. Hawaii’s Workforce Development Division processes WOTC applications from participating employers.
Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside
Hawaii law requires that at least 3% of the state’s 20% small business set-aside be awarded to veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses (SB 2582).
Employment Resources
| Resource | Services | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| American Job Centers (AJCs) | Job referrals, resume help, training | Statewide locations |
| DVOP Specialists | Intensive case management for veterans with barriers | AJC offices |
| Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC) | Entrepreneurship training, Boots to Business | hilo.hawaii.edu/vboc |
| Onward 2 Opportunity (O2O) | Free certification and job placement | Onward2Opportunity.org |
What Veterans Should Do Next
Visit your nearest American Job Center and ask for the DVOP specialist. Bring your DD-214 and resume. Veterans receive priority of service—you will be served before non-veterans.
Hawaii Veteran Healthcare Benefits
Hawaii veterans receive healthcare through the VA Pacific Islands Health Care System (VAPIHCS), which serves an estimated 127,600 veterans throughout Hawaii and the Pacific Islands.
VA Healthcare Eligibility
Veterans who served in the military and received an honorable discharge may qualify for VA healthcare benefits. Reservists and National Guard members may also qualify based on their service history. Enrollment is free for most qualifying veterans.
Services Available
Primary care and specialty care
Mental health and PTSD treatment
Substance abuse treatment
Home-Based Primary Care on Oahu, Hawaii Island, and Kauai
Telehealth services for remote islands
Long-term care through the VA Center for Aging at Tripler Army Medical Center
Mental Health Resources
The Cohen Military Family Clinic in Mililani provides mental health services including treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, adjustment issues, anger, grief, and loss. The clinic is located at 95-1091 ‘Ainamakua Dr., Mililani, HI 96789.
Hawaii CARES 988 is a free crisis, mental health, and substance use call center with locally trained clinical staff available 24/7. Call or text 988.
Native Hawaiian Veterans
Federal legislation has been introduced to allow Native Hawaiian veterans to receive care from Native Hawaiian Health Care Systems by requiring the VA to reimburse these systems for services provided. The VA already pays for care at Indian Health Service and Tribal Health Program facilities but not at Native Hawaiian Health Care Systems.
What Veterans Should Do Next
Visit VA.gov/health-care or call 1-877-222-8387 to check eligibility and apply. If you are not enrolled, you may be eligible for free VA healthcare even if you have other insurance.
Hawaii Veteran Housing Benefits
VA Home Loan Guaranty
Veterans can use their VA home loan benefit to purchase homes in Hawaii with no down payment. With full VA entitlement, there is effectively no VA loan limit in 2026—veterans can buy at any price a lender approves them for without a down payment.
Key advantages:
No down payment for loans up to the lender’s approved amount
Veterans receiving VA disability compensation are exempt from the VA funding fee—any rating qualifies, including 10%
Purple Heart recipients and many surviving spouses are also exempt from the funding fee
High-cost county limits: Maui and Kalawao counties have the highest VA loan limit in the nation at $1,299,500 for 2026.
Specially Adapted Housing Assistance
The Hawaii Office of Veterans’ Services provides grants not to exceed $5,000 to remodel or purchase a home for disabled veterans requiring specially designed homes (HAR §7-31-4.1).
Supportive Services for Veteran Families
Hope Services Hawaii offers Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) to promote housing stability among very low-income veteran families. Services include case management, assistance obtaining VA benefits, fiduciary and payee services, and legal services.
Daniel K. Akaka State Veterans Home
The Daniel Kahikina Akaka State Veterans Home opened in Kapolei in March 2025 at 91-1204 Kealanani Ave. This facility provides long-term care for eligible veterans. An on-site mental health coordinator position has been proposed through HB 1913.
Hawaii Veteran Burial Benefits
Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery
The Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery at Kāne’ohe provides gravesite, marker, opening and closing, and perpetual care for eligible veterans and dependents. Gravesites cannot be reserved in advance. Full military honors are available for retirees only.
Contact: Hawaii Office of Veterans’ Services for eligibility and arrangements.
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Punchbowl)
The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl is Hawaii’s only national cemetery. It has been functionally closed for in-ground burials since 1991 and is expected to stop accepting cremated remains by 2036.
Important: An exception exists if a predeceased veteran or spouse is already buried at Punchbowl.
New National Cemetery Legislation
Legislation has been introduced in Congress to establish a new national veterans cemetery in Hawaii to address the limited capacity at Punchbowl. Veterans who qualify for burial benefits would have a choice of final resting place in any VA national cemetery with available space.
Burial Eligibility
Burial in a state or national veterans cemetery generally includes:
Veterans with honorable discharges
Spouses of eligible veterans (even if they die before the veteran)
Dependent children
What Families Should Do Next
Contact the Hawaii Office of Veterans’ Services or the National Cemetery Administration at 1-800-535-1117 to determine eligibility and make arrangements. Pre-need eligibility determinations are available.
Hawaii Veteran Recreation and Local Discounts
State Parks and Recreation
Hawaii does not currently offer free state park admission for all veterans, but disabled veterans may qualify for reduced fees at certain state facilities. The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources administers state parks; contact them directly for current veteran discount policies.
Local Business Discounts
Many Hawaii businesses offer veteran discounts. Common discount categories include:
Restaurants: 10–15% off with military ID or DD-214
Retail stores: Varies by retailer; ask at checkout
Hotels and resorts: Military rates available at select properties
Auto services: Discounts on oil changes, repairs
Entertainment: Movie tickets, attractions
Important: Discounts change frequently. Always call ahead to confirm current offers and required documentation.
National Discount Programs
Veterans Advantage: Membership program offering discounts on travel, dining, and retail
GovX: Online marketplace with exclusive pricing for veterans
ID.me: Verification service unlocking discounts at hundreds of retailers
What Veterans Should Do Next
Ask about veteran discounts wherever you shop—many businesses do not advertise them. Carry your DD-214 or a veteran ID card. Verify eligibility requirements before making purchases.
Common Questions
How do I apply for Hawaii veteran property tax exemptions?
Contact your county real property tax office. In Honolulu, file Form BFS-RP-P-6B with your DD-214 and VA disability rating letter. The deadline is September 30 for the next assessment year. Hawaii County, Maui, and Kauai have their own forms and processes.
What is the Hawaii property tax exemption for 100% disabled veterans?
Veterans rated 80–100% disabled by the VA may receive a full property tax exemption on their primary residence in Honolulu and Hawaii County. In Honolulu, a $300 annual minimum tax still applies. In Hawaii County, the minimum is approximately $100.
Do Hawaii veterans get free vehicle registration?
Veterans with a 100% service-connected disability rating are exempt from the $46 state annual vehicle registration fee. Additionally, veterans aged 65 and older on Oahu are exempt from the $20 city registration fee under Bill 62, effective July 1, 2026.
What education benefits are available for Hawaii veterans?
Veterans eligible for GI Bill or VR&E benefits receive a non-resident tuition exemption at University of Hawaii campuses. Hawaii National Guard members receive 100% tuition assistance at community colleges and 50% at four-year institutions. SB 2138 would expand STAP to graduate degrees.
Is military retirement pay taxed in Hawaii?
No. Military retirement pay is exempt from Hawaii state income tax. Hawaii National Guard and Reserve drill pay can exclude up to $8,082 from state taxes for the 2024 tax year.
What VA facilities are in Hawaii?
The Spark M. Matsunaga VA Medical Center in Honolulu is the primary VA hospital, supported by Community Based Outpatient Clinics in Hilo, Kona, Maui, Kauai, and Guam. The Daniel K. Akaka VA Clinic in Kapolei opened in 2024.
How do I get a veteran ID card in Hawaii?
Apply through the VA’s VHIC (Veteran Health Identification Card) program at VA.gov. You can also use your DD-214 as proof of service for most benefits and discounts.
Are there veteran discounts at Hawaii hotels?
Many Hawaii hotels and resorts offer military rates. Check directly with the property. Some chains, including Marriott, Hilton, and Outrigger, offer year-round military discounts. Always call ahead to confirm and bring your DD-214 or military ID.
What mental health resources are available for Hawaii veterans?
The VA Pacific Islands Health Care System provides mental health services, including PTSD treatment. The Cohen Military Family Clinic in Mililani offers free mental health care. Hawaii CARES 988 provides 24/7 crisis support by call or text.
Can I be buried at Punchbowl?
The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific has been functionally closed for in-ground burials since 1991 and will stop accepting cremated remains by 2036. Exceptions exist if a spouse is already interred there. New legislation seeks to establish a new national cemetery in Hawaii.
What employment help is available for Hawaii veterans?
Visit your nearest American Job Center and ask for the DVOP specialist. Veterans receive priority of service for job referrals, training, and placement. The JVSG program provides intensive case management for veterans with barriers to employment.
Does Hawaii have a veterans home?
Yes. The Daniel Kahikina Akaka State Veterans Home opened in Kapolei in March 2025 at 91-1204 Kealanani Ave. It provides long-term care for eligible veterans.
How do I apply for VA healthcare in Hawaii?
Visit VA.gov/health-care or call 1-877-222-8387. The VA Pacific Islands Health Care System serves Hawaii veterans through the Honolulu medical center and five community clinics. Enrollment is free for most qualifying veterans.
Key Takeaways
Hawaii property tax exemptions are county-by-county—Honolulu and Hawaii County offer full exemptions for 100% disabled veterans, with minimum taxes of $300 and $100 respectively.
The September 30 deadline applies to all county property tax exemption applications for the next assessment year.
100% disabled veterans are exempt from the $46 state vehicle registration fee.
Veterans 65 and older on Oahu receive a $20 city vehicle registration exemption under Bill 62, effective July 1, 2026.
Military retirement pay is fully exempt from Hawaii state income tax.
GI Bill and VR&E users receive a non-resident tuition exemption at University of Hawaii campuses.
Hawaii National Guard STAP covers 100% of community college tuition and 50% of four-year tuition; expansion to graduate degrees is pending.
VA Pacific Islands Health Care System serves 127,600 veterans through the Honolulu medical center and five community clinics.
Punchbowl cemetery is functionally closed for new in-ground burials; legislation for a new national cemetery is pending.
Hawaii has no state income tax on military retirement pay, and drill pay can exclude up to $8,082 from state taxes.
Official Resources
Hawaii Office of Veterans’ Services — dod.hawaii.gov/ovs | (808) 433-0420
VA Pacific Islands Health Care System — va.gov/pacific-islands-health-care | 1-800-214-1306
Spark M. Matsunaga VA Medical Center — 459 Patterson Road, Honolulu, HI 96819 | 808-433-0600
VA Honolulu Regional Office — 459 Patterson Road, E-Wing, Honolulu, HI 96819 | 800-827-1000
Daniel K. Akaka VA Clinic — 91-1051 Franklin D. Roosevelt Ave, Kapolei, HI 96707
Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery — Kāne’ohe, HI | Contact OVS for arrangements
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific — 2177 Puowaina Drive, Honolulu, HI 96813 | 808-532-3720
Cohen Military Family Clinic — 95-1091 ‘Ainamakua Dr., Mililani, HI 96789
Hawaii CARES 988 — Call or text 988 for mental health crisis support
VA.gov — Apply for VA healthcare, disability, education, and home loan benefits
SSA.gov — Social Security benefits information
IRS.gov — Federal tax information for veterans
USA.gov — General government services
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