Rates effective
01 JAN 2026 · CONUS

Basic Allowance for Housing by duty station, pay grade and dependency status. Official DoD rates, no login, no email.

Duty station or MHA
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    Dependents

    W-5 without dependents at Honolulu County draws $4,146 per month in 2026

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    Honolulu County, HI
    W-5 · without dependents
    $4,146/ month
    $49,752 / year
    At W-5, this is #3 of 17 stations loaded · high Camp Pendleton $4,518 · low Fort Riley $1,860
    MHA code pending — loads with the DTMO ZIP file
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    Untaxed — matching it with taxable pay takes$5,315 / mo gross
    Other dependency status here$4,692 with dependents
    In government quarters, no dependents$50.10 / mo partial
    MHA

    One MHA covers the whole island — Pearl Harbor, Schofield, Kaneohe Bay and Hickam all draw the same rate.

    Honolulu County — full sheetTap a row
    PCS compareHonolulu County · W-5 · $4,146/mo
    Fort Bragg$2,103/mo · $25,236/yr
    ▼ CUT$2,043−$24,516/yr · like −$31,431 of salary

    What this rate means

    W-5 without dependents, every station0 – $4,518 / month
    Camp Pendleton$4,518
    San Diego$4,455
    Honolulu County$4,146
    JB Elmendorf-Richardson$3,087
    JB Lewis-McChord$3,009
    Norfolk$2,616
    Fort Stewart$2,508
    Fort Carson$2,502
    Fort Campbell$2,277
    Fort Bliss$2,169
    Fort Drum$2,154
    Fort Hood$2,109
    Fort Bragg$2,103
    San Antonio (JBSA)$2,097
    Fort Benning$2,010
    Camp Lejeune$2,004
    Fort Riley$1,860

    Honolulu County is #3 of 17. The spread between the dearest and cheapest station at this grade is $2,658 a month — $31,896 a year, untaxed.

    Every pay grade at Honolulu County0 – $4,494 / month
    E-1$2,598
    E-2$2,598
    E-3$2,598
    E-4$2,598
    E-5$2,856
    E-6$3,036
    E-7$3,348
    E-8$3,720
    E-9$3,783
    W-1$3,222
    W-2$3,717
    W-3$3,795
    W-4$3,951
    W-5$4,146
    O-1E$3,660
    O-2E$3,768
    O-3E$3,903
    O-1$2,997
    O-2$3,555
    O-3$3,819
    O-4$4,110
    O-5$4,224
    O-6$4,413
    O-7$4,494

    Rates flatten out at the top of each track, which is why the sheet stops at O-7.

    01

    Dependency status is worth 13% here. That is a status your finance office determines, not a box you tick — and it is the single largest lever on this page that is not a change of address.

    03

    None of it is taxed. $4,146 a month of BAH takes more than $4,146 of basic pay to match, which is why comparing a civilian salary against military base pay alone understates the gap.

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    Things the rate table doesn't tell you

    01

    “With dependents” is a dependency status, not a marital status. A single member paying child support can be authorized BAH-Diff; a married dual-military couple with no children is not automatically the with-dependents rate for both. If your situation is unusual, your finance office decides — not this table.

    02

    O-8, O-9 and O-10 draw the same BAH as O-7. The table stops there for a reason, not because it is missing rows.

    03

    This is CONUS BAH only. Overseas is OHA, which works differently — it reimburses actual rent up to a cap, with separate utility and move-in allowances. Alaska and Hawaii are BAH; Germany, Japan and Korea are OHA.