Do you have to pay a fine to move your account?

There is no direct and inevitable connection between the fine for super-birth and whether to transfer the account.

The specific fine standards for super-life are as follows:

(a) urban residents have more than one child, the husband and wife respectively according to the local county (city, district) last year, the per capita disposable income of urban residents more than three times and less than six times the one-time social support fee. If my actual income last year was higher than the per capita disposable income of urban residents in local counties (cities, districts) last year, social support fees should be levied on the excess. If there are more than two children, the social maintenance fee payable by one child shall be taken as the base, and the social maintenance fee shall be levied according to the multiple of the number of children;

(2) If a rural resident gives birth to more than one child, one of the husband and wife shall collect social support fees at one time according to the per capita net income of local township farmers in the previous year, which is more than three times and less than six times, and the actual net income of himself in the previous year is higher than that of local township farmers in the previous year;

(3) If the first child fails to register for marriage and fails to register for marriage within 60 days, the social support fee shall be doubled according to the calculation base specified in Item (1) or (2) of this article; If you are not registered to get married and have a second child or more, the social support fee of three times or more and six times or less shall be levied according to the calculation base specified in Item (1) or (2) of this article; If the spouse gives birth to others, the social support fee shall be levied at six to nine times of the calculation base specified in Item (1) or (2) of this article.