When I was born, my household registration was in A province, and my primary school was transferred to B province. I'm a senior three now. I want to transfer my hukou back to province A for the colleg

When I was born, my household registration was in A province, and my primary school was transferred to B province. I'm a senior three now. I want to transfer my hukou back to province A for the college entrance examination. Is it for the college entrance examination immigration? 1. If it can be transferred back to the household registration, the A Provincial Public Security Department will handle it according to the prescribed procedures: it is not a college entrance examination immigrant, but a normal household registration migration.

2. However, I would like to remind you that all provinces generally require a three-year or two-year student status in the province to refer to the college entrance examination. Now that I am a senior three, even if I can transfer my hukou to a province, it is still a question whether I can take the college entrance examination in a province.

3. Recommendations:

(1) Ask which province's county-level education bureau you are in first, and ask if there is a three-year or two-year student status limit for local hukou to take the college entrance examination. If there is no restriction, you can move your hukou to a province.

(2) If the local student status is limited, I suggest that you suspend the transfer of household registration and think about how to solve the problem of three-year student status.