The difference between birthplace and native place

The differences between birthplace and native place are as follows:

1. Birthplace: Birthplace refers to the place where I was born. The principle of place of birth is one of the principles of obtaining original nationality, that is, as long as a child is born locally, he has the nationality of that country, regardless of whether his parents are citizens of that country or not. Based on the principle of place of birth, especially in some developed countries and regions, people often want to have children most.

2. Birthplace: Birthplace refers to the place where you were born, generally referring to the place where your grandfather lived when a citizen was born (the place of household registration), and the registration of birthplace is filled in the county-level administrative division. If you can't determine your grandfather's domicile, follow your father's current domicile; If the father's current domicile is still uncertain, it shall be registered at the domicile of his birth.

The difference between household registration and native place:

1, the domicile is not necessarily the person's ancestral home or native place, especially in some new places that started construction after the founding of New China and developed rapidly in modern times, and the native place of a large number of people is not the domicile place.

Generally speaking, these people migrated from other places after China's reform and opening up or in the era of planned economy, or immigrated to new places in modern times according to the distribution of the country at that time.

2. Household registration is the register of registered household registration, and the government's household registration book refers to the domicile of China citizens before the age of 18, that is, the place of birth (according to the latest geographical division) or current residence, not the place of birth of their parents or grandparents.