What are the specific procedures for rural hukou to move back to their hometown?

If you want to move your hukou back to your hometown in the countryside, the general procedure is: 1. The following materials need to be submitted: household registration certificate, ID card, labor contract or unemployment certificate, education certificate, unmarried certificate, etc. 2. issue residence permits; 3. Get the residence permit, return to the household registration and move out, and issue the residence permit; 4. Household registration certificate and two one-inch photos for registration in registered permanent residence.

First, the "non-agricultural" account migration conditions:

(1) Graduates who "transferred from rural areas to non-rural areas" because of attending universities, junior colleges and technical schools have no job arrangements to return to their original places after graduation;

(2) One of the spouses is agricultural registered permanent residence, and the non-agricultural registered permanent residence spouse has no fixed occupation in the town and lives in the countryside;

(3) Unmarried people who have no fixed occupation or residence in cities and towns and live in rural areas with their parents;

(4) I, my spouse and unmarried children have no fixed occupation in cities and towns, have a residence base in rural areas, have houses and numbered rooms, and live and live in rural areas;

(5) The original land acquisition has been "turned from rural to non-rural" on the spot, and now it is required to "turn from rural to non-rural", such as household registration and personnel still living in rural areas;

(6) The village committee that has been listed as "village to residence" shall not move in because of "non-agriculturalization";

(7) Items (4) and (5) above do not apply to "non-agricultural" immigrants for village committees that have planned to change their residence but are not listed.

II. Procedures for registered permanent residence to move into this city.

(1), immigrant household registration book, ID card, and local household registration certificate;

(2), household registration book;

(3) The new tenant shall hold the housing certificate or property right certificate issued by the housing management department;

(4) Immigrants who meet the requirements for applying for and renewing resident identity cards shall submit two recent black and white headshots with one inch glossy paper. At least 16 years old, and get a resident ID card, submit photos 1 piece;

(5) if you move in because of marriage, you should hold a marriage certificate;

(6) if the agricultural population moves into the countryside, there should be proof that the township government and the villagers' committee agree to move in;

(7) If you move into a non-lineal relative's house, you should obtain the consent of the local police station before you can move into the household registration.

Transferring hukou from rural areas is "combining leniency with severity". It moves easily. As long as someone accepts and meets the requirements, the formalities can be done, but it is more difficult to move back to the village collective. Because the overall resources of a village collective are limited, such as homestead and contracted land. If the village collective members increase, everyone's "interests" will be damaged. Therefore, members of the village collective have no opinion on the emigration of registered permanent residence, but the emigration will be strictly controlled.