What are the procedures for handling inter-provincial immigration certificates?

There is no difference between inter-provincial and ordinary household registration transfer. What materials are needed in the process of handling? It is suggested to ask the public security bureaus or police stations of both sides first to avoid running around, because except for small towns below county-level cities and prefecture-level cities, cities above prefecture-level cities need you to meet the local settlement conditions and policies before you can move into the household registration.

The general order of household registration transfer is: the public security bureau in the place of immigration issues the certificate of immigration, and then the public security bureau in the place of emigration issues the certificate of immigration.

So the reasonable steps are:

1. Go to the place of residence to open the household registration certificate and the certificate of no crime, and hand it over to the public security bureau where you move in.

2. The local public security bureau shall verify the materials and issue a permit for relocation after approval.

3. Bring the permit to the original residence for the permit.

4. Take the migration certificate and settle in the place where you moved in.