Who can tell me in detail that after graduating from college, rural hukou can't be moved back and can't be restored to its original place? Does the country have clear legal provisions?

According to the household registration regulations, the so-called "restoration" of household registration refers to demobilization, transfer to other jobs and veterans; Overseas Chinese and returned students; If released by the people's court, the people's procuratorate or the public security organ, the accounts of these three types of people will be cancelled and registered for moving in. After being admitted to an institution of higher learning, if the registered permanent residence moves into the collective registered permanent residence of an institution of higher learning, it belongs to the registered permanent residence migration. If the account is not cancelled, there is no problem of restoring the original account. If you meet the requirements, you can move your hukou back to your hometown. This is still a hukou transfer, not a restoration of the original hukou, and you need to apply for it in accordance with the regulations on hukou transfer.

Agricultural registered permanent residence personnel are admitted to colleges and universities, and their accounts can be moved into the school collective accounts in accordance with the provisions of Article 10 of the Regulations on Household Registration. But this is a change in the nature of hukou, from agricultural registered permanent residence to non-agricultural registered permanent residence, which is the so-called "rural to non-agriculture". In a strict legal sense, he is no longer a member of the original rural collective organization. At present, the country only has the policies and regulations of "turning agriculture into non-agriculture", but there is no policy of "turning agriculture into non-agriculture". Except for some special circumstances, there is no direct legal, regulatory and policy basis for non-agricultural registered permanent residence personnel and urban hukou personnel to move to rural areas to become agricultural registered permanent residence personnel.