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Great careers. Friendly people. Low cost of living. Lots to do. Veteran and family-friendly. There are so many reasons to live in Indiana—what’s yours?

Why Veterans Choose Indiana

150,000+

Open positions

3.3%

Unemployment rate (Dec 2021)

200+

INvets employee partners

Thriving job market full of high-paying positions

Low cost of living

Relocation assistance

Organizational support for veterans

Property tax deductions for eligible veterans

College tuition assistance for eligible children of veterans

World-class restaurants, museums, music festivals, and sporting events

Spectacular Hoosier National Forest, three national parks, and 25 notable state parks

Veterans start careers in Indiana because Indiana is invested in helping veterans succeed. Read more about the state’s financial incentives for former service members.

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IntroducingIndiana

You won’t find a more veteran-friendly state than Indiana—or a better place to start fresh. We’re a welcoming community blending the best of rural and urban living, and we have a long history of great respect for military service here.

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northwest region

Live just minutes from Chicago while still taking advantage of Indiana’s low cost of living, beautiful national parks, and limitless cultural opportunities.

notable places:

Indiana Dunes National Park

Notable State Parks

Brewery & Winery Trails

Pierogi Fest

Mascot Hall of Fame

The Hoosier Bat Company

South Shore Civil War Memorial Trail

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northeast region

Home to Fort Wayne—our state’s second-largest city—Northeast Indiana is a burgeoning business hub with lots to offer for veterans and their families.

notable places:

Arts Campus Fort Wayne

Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival

Cherry Blossom Festival

Decatur Sculpture Tour

Notable State Parks

Three Rivers Festival

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central region

Millions of people call Central Indiana home—and it’s for good reason. This is a fast-growing region full of opportunities, and it’s an ideal place to put down roots and start a career.

notable places:

Indianapolis 500 and Speedway Museum

Indianapolis Children’s Museum The world’s largest children’s museum

Indianapolis Zoo

Home to 11 professional sport teams

Newfields Art Museum

Virginia Avenue Restaurant district

Six metro art districts

Historic Conner Prairie

Notable State Parks

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southern region

With many rolling hills; vast forests and lakes; sprawling parks; and hunting and fishing opportunities, Southern Indiana is an excellent region for people who love the great outdoors.

notable places:

Lawrenceburg Speedway

Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve

Perfect North Slopes

Historic New Harmony

Falls of the Ohio State Park

Mount Vernon

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north central region

North Central Indiana has plenty to do and plenty more nearby. Within the region itself, there are sporting events, beautiful state parks, gardens, and historical sites. And several major hubs, like Detroit and Chicago, are close by.

notable places:

South Bend Cubs

Lake Michigan

Wellfield Botanic Gardens

South Bend Motor Speedway

The Barns at Nappanee

Potato Creek State Park

Grissom Air Force Base Museum

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“Indiana has provided a wonderful place to raise our family, great opportunities for advancing my post-military career, and an incredibly supportive veteran community. It has surpassed my expectations, and is a place any transitioning service member should consider.”

David Gilliland, Marine Corps Veteran, Valeo Financial Advisors.

Indiana Dunes National Park

Who would’ve thought there’s a beautiful, sandy beach in Indiana? There is—and it’s a great place to camp.

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Grissom Air Museum

Do you love airplanes and aviation history? Take off to one of the nation’s leading flight museums.

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway

If you’re into fast cars and auto history, you’re going to love checking out the IMS.

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Hoosier National Forest

With more than 200,000 acres to explore, Hoosier National Forest is one of the nation’s premier national parks.

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The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis

We’re home to the biggest—and best—children’s museum in the world.

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