What conditions do the elderly in Hangzhou need to meet when they settle down?

Conditions for the elderly to apply for asylum in Hangzhou

(a) men over 60 years of age, women over 55 years of age, all or most of the children in Hangzhou, no children in the field. If you have a legally fixed residence in Hangzhou, you can apply for children to take refuge in Hangzhou.

(2) Persons who are originally from Hangzhou urban area, male over 55 years old and female over 50 years old, have children in Hangzhou and have legal permanent residence in Hangzhou, and hold a valid Zhejiang Residence Permit applied for in Hangzhou, can apply for their children to take refuge in Hangzhou;

(3) Older people aged 80 and above who have taken refuge in Hangzhou or whose children have legally fixed residences in urban areas and towns are not restricted by the conditions of "no foreign children" and "valid residence permit in Zhejiang Province" applied in Hangzhou, and can voluntarily choose to take refuge in children with Hangzhou household registration and transfer their household registration to Hangzhou.

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(1) Regulations on Household Registration in People's Republic of China (PRC)

Paragraph 1 of Article 2: Both China residents and China citizens shall register their household registration in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations.

(2) Notice of the General Office of the People's Government of Zhejiang Province on Adjusting and Perfecting the Household Registration Policy (Zhejiang Zhengban Fa [2017] No.90): In addition to the urban area of Hangzhou, the household registration conditions for couples, minor children and elderly parents will be further relaxed. After the marriage relationship between a man and a woman is confirmed according to law, one of the spouses may apply to move the registered permanent residence to the other spouse who has a legally stable residence. Minor children can apply to move their registered permanent residence to their parents with legally stable residence. Parents who live in cities and towns with their adult children can apply to move their registered permanent residence to their children with legally stable residence. According to the actual situation, all localities can relax underage children to unmarried children without financial resources.

(3) Regulations on the Registration and Management of Permanent Residence in Zhejiang Province (Trial) (ZGTZ [2008] No.82)

Article 31 When applying for registration of migration, citizens shall submit supporting materials related to the reasons for migration, and apply for residence permits, residence permits and other residence migration certificates in accordance with regulations.

Thirty-seventh citizens who declare to move out of the city because of relatives' refuge, job transfer, talent introduction, house purchase, investment, tax settlement, etc., shall comply with the relevant national or provincial regulations on settlement.

"Moving in from outside the city" refers to the migration of household registration across cities, municipal districts or counties (cities, districts).

(4) Notice on Adjusting and Defining the Household Registration Policy of Xiaoshan, Yuhang and Dajiangdong Industrial Clusters (Hangzhou [2065 438+05] 1No.)

(V) Notice on Adjusting Some Household Registration Policies (Hanggongzi [2005] No.65): Those who originally belonged to the urban area of Hangzhou and now want to settle in Hangzhou, but do not meet the current settlement policy, can apply to the local police station for relevant procedures if they meet the following conditions: 1, male over 55 years old and female over 50 years old; 2. Unmarried or widowed, divorced and childless in other places; 3. The residence base is in Hangzhou, and there is a legally fixed residence in Hangzhou (I and my parents, if they are parents' heritage, need the signature of my brothers and sisters to settle down);

(VI) Notice on Implementing the Notice of Hangzhou Municipal People's Government on Adjusting and Perfecting the Policy of Urban Household Registration Migration (Gong Hang Basic [2018] No.41)