Does the recruitment of public institutions in Shanghai restrict household registration?

Shanghai civil service examination is limited to household registration, but non-Shanghai household registration can also apply if they meet the following conditions:

1. Fresh graduates are not limited to household registration, and they can apply for the job if they meet the post conditions;

2. Non-fresh graduates must have a master's degree or above, hold a Shanghai residence permit for more than one year (still within the validity period), and achieve a standard score of 120 or more.

3. Those who apply for the positions of township civil servants are limited to those with household registration in this city; Or have a master's degree or above, hold a Shanghai residence permit for more than one year (still within the validity period), and the score reaches the standard score of 120 or above.

Applicants should register according to their own situation, qualifications and professional requirements of the positions to be applied for, and each person is limited to one position. During the registration period, candidates can change their registration information by themselves. Candidates who successfully apply for positions after the registration deadline can download and print the admission ticket and take the exam within the specified time. There is no registration fee for the exam. Applicants should carefully read the letter of commitment of good faith and be responsible for the authenticity and accuracy of personal information materials submitted online and electronic photos uploaded. Those who provide false application materials, forge or alter relevant documents, materials and information, and cheat the examination qualification will be disqualified from this examination, and will record the dishonesty on the Shanghai public credit information service platform in accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Measures for the Collection and Use of Public Credit Information in Shanghai.

The above is all the answers to the problem of restricting household registration in Shanghai institutions.