Does every doctor have a settling-in allowance?

Not all doctors have a settling-in fee, because it depends on the policies and regulations of the doctoral school or enterprise.

The settling-in allowance refers to the subsidy provided to doctoral students for installing furniture, purchasing daily necessities, transportation expenses and other related expenses after they arrive at a new work or study place.

In colleges and universities in Chinese mainland, the specific amount and payment standard of settling-in allowance are stipulated according to local policies, and the subsidy standard of settling-in allowance will be different in different regions and colleges. For example, some colleges and universities stipulate that doctoral students can receive the settling-in allowance only when they enter the school for the first time, and some stipulate that they can enjoy the settling-in allowance only when they transfer during school or need to transfer for other reasons.

In addition, the policies of enterprises or research institutions may also provide settling-in expenses for doctoral students. For example, in order to attract excellent doctoral students, some large enterprises or research institutes may provide generous subsidies for settling-in expenses to help doctoral students better adapt to the new environment.

In short, whether doctoral students have settling-in expenses needs to be analyzed in detail, and it needs to be determined according to the policies and regulations of the region, university or enterprise. Doctoral students who want to know whether they are eligible for resettlement fees can consult relevant departments to understand specific policies and regulations.

Generally speaking, the following conditions are required for obtaining the settling-in allowance after graduation:

1. Formal employment in universities or scientific research institutions: after graduation, doctors need to be formally employed by universities or scientific research institutions, and they can enjoy the settling-in allowance only after signing labor contracts.

2. Policies of graduate institutions and recruiting units: Different universities and recruiting units may have different policies on resettlement fees, and the specific policies need to be determined according to the regulations of recruiting units and graduate institutions.

3. Subject field and major direction: PhD graduates in some subject fields and major directions may be more likely to get resettlement fees, such as popular computer science, materials science and other fields.

4. Academic level and scientific research ability: The academic level and scientific research ability of doctoral graduates are also one of the important factors for obtaining resettlement fees. Generally speaking, doctoral graduates with rich academic achievements and certain scientific research ability are more likely to get resettlement fees.