Can rural hukou be moved back after moving out? New policy of rural household registration migration in 2022

In the past, many rural friends chose to work in cities in order to earn more money to support their families. Some rural friends worked hard in the city, not only got married, but also bought a house, which can be said to have settled down in the city.

Then some rural friends will move out their accounts for their children's schooling and the welfare benefits of their later units.

However, in recent years, with the country paying more and more attention to rural development and introducing many relevant preferential policies, the value of rural hukou is getting higher and higher, which also makes some rural friends who have moved out of their hukou want to move it back. Can rural hukou be moved back after moving out? Let's interpret the new policy of rural hukou migration in 2022.

Can rural hukou be moved back after moving out?

Rural hukou can be moved back after moving out, and it is not stipulated that the relocated hukou must not be moved back. As long as the applicant meets all the conditions and requirements for the relocation of the local household registration, and the members of the village collective economic organization and the head of the original household registration agree to accept it, all the required materials can be prepared and the formalities for moving back to the original place can be handled.

However, I still want to remind you that the household registration policies in different places are different now. Before making a plan, you'd better consult the local authorities to see if you meet the requirements.

What conditions need to be met for rural hukou to move back?

Friends who want to move their registered permanent residence back to their places of origin should note that not all people can move back to their places of origin under all conditions, which depends on local policies and regulations. The following are common situations in which people can move back to their places of origin for your reference only.

1. Expropriated non-farmers: At present, many places are facing land expropriation, but rural friends who temporarily change their hukou nature because of land expropriation can be allowed to move back to the countryside again in order to protect their rights and interests, but they need to obtain the consent of the local village Committee.

2. College students return to their hometowns to start businesses: Basically, many college students with rural hukou will move their hukou to the school when they are studying. If they don't find a suitable and stable job in the local area after graduation and want to go back to their hometown to start a business, they can apply to the local police station for relocation with relevant documents.

3./kloc-children under 0/8 years old: Now some rural friends will change the nature of household registration because of procedures such as buying a house. However, it is understood that rural household registration still owns homestead in the name of rural household registration, and children's household registration can be changed from non-agricultural to agricultural.

4. If one of the husband and wife is a rural hukou: If one of the husband and wife is still a rural hukou, the non-rural spouse has no fixed assets, work, real estate, etc. You can submit an application to the local government for relocation.

5. Eligible for retirement, originally rural hukou: Some farmers' friends were originally rural hukou, but due to the nature of their work, they moved their hukou to the city.

However, if the retirement conditions are met and the property right of the rural homestead still exists, it can be moved back, but the consent of the local police station, village Committee and other organizations is needed.

6. Veterans return to their original places: For some soldiers who want to move their registered permanent residence back to their hometown in rural areas after leaving the army, they can provide relevant certificates to apply for relocation.

7. "Four noes" non-farmers: This "four noes" generally refers to people who have no fixed residence, no basic income, no job, no marriage relationship, etc.

If parents are farmers and have their own homestead, they can move their household registration back with the consent of the local village Committee with relevant certificates.

What's the difference between rural hukou and urban hukou?

Many people ask which is better, rural hukou or urban hukou. In fact, this quality is really difficult to draw conclusions. There is no specific statement, mainly depending on whether everyone's actual living standards meet the current hukou requirements.

1. The biggest difference between rural hukou and urban hukou is that rural hukou can allocate homestead to build houses, contract farmland to enjoy agricultural subsidies, and enjoy the right to distribute collective income.

2, medical insurance, rural hukou is mainly a combination of individual contributions and government subsidies.

The basic medical insurance for urban hukou is mainly paid by individuals, enterprises and institutions, and non-employees pay for individuals, with appropriate subsidies from the government.

3. Endowment insurance. Rural pensions are divided into many grades. As long as you pay a small amount of pension, you can receive a certain pension every month at an appropriate age.

Urban hukou endowment insurance is shared by individuals, enterprises and institutions. Once they lose their jobs, they must buy their own old-age insurance.

Nowadays, the urban policies in many places are becoming more and more relaxed, and many families with rural hukou can also buy houses in cities, but people with urban hukou are not qualified to buy and build houses in rural areas.

At present, there are more educational resources in cities than in rural areas, and many enrollments are also linked to hukou, which is one of the reasons why many rural friends move their hukou to cities.

How to transfer rural hukou to urban hukou?

Compared with the fact that registered permanent residence cannot be transferred to agriculture, the conditions for transferring registered permanent residence to agriculture are much looser. You can look at the following points:

1. Your work unit can issue a certificate, then bring your ID card and unit certificate to the police station where your unit is located to apply for permission to move in, then bring your ID card, permission to move in and current household registration book to the police station where your current household registration is located to apply for permission to move out, and finally go through the household registration formalities at the police station where your unit is located with permission to move out.

2. At present, many cities allow individuals to move their household registration into personal property offices, as long as they have purchased real estate at their place of residence and meet the requirements of local household registration.

3. Your spouse has a local household registration, so you can transfer the household registration to your spouse.

In short, it is easy for rural areas to move out and very difficult to move back. If there are no special circumstances and conditions, you can't move back if you want to.

Although many provinces and regions have gradually relaxed their hukou policies in recent years, most areas are still not open, so whether you want to move out or move back, you should think carefully. If you move out, don't regret it If you have the conditions or need to move back, you should leave room for yourself from the beginning. For example, after some friends moved out, the real estate and land were transferred, and when they came back, there was nothing. what do you think?