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Immigrant to the domestic talent market

Benefits of mobile accounts:

1. If the university is in a big city such as Beishangguangshen and Shenzhen, and then decides to go to a big city for development, it will be very convenient for the hukou to move here.

2. After the household registration is moved to a new city, you can enjoy some welfare policies of the local city, such as reducing or exempting tickets and applying for some positions that require local household registration. Secondly, if the certificate is lost, it is relatively easy to reissue it.

3. It is very helpful for part-time job, employment and examination of local civil servants in the future. For example, some employers require graduates to have local accounts.

Disadvantages of migrating accounts:

1. If you don't want to develop in this city in the future, it will be very troublesome to move your hukou back to your hometown.

2. It is very convenient for candidates with rural hukou not to move their hukou. Once the rural hukou is moved out, it is difficult to move back. Now there are more and more subsidies for rural hukou, and moving out of hukou is likely to lose many "invisible benefits" in the future.

3. The account for moving into the school is the local collective account of the school. Upon graduation, if the employer can solve the hukou problem, it will move to the employer. If the employer can't solve the hukou problem, it will move back to its original place and increase the workload.

Extended data:

Relocation policy

According to the current regulations, every student admitted to a university has an opportunity to transfer his/her registered permanent residence from home to school at the beginning of his/her enrollment. This account transfer is voluntary, but there is a problem. If you are still "unemployed" after the expiration of your studies, your account will be returned to your place of origin.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia account migration