I have paid social security for 10 years at work, and now I want to go back to my hometown. Can a rural hukou transfer social security home? If I can transfer to my home, can I still pay 10 year?

Yes, it doesn't matter whether you have a rural hukou or not, and the payment period is the same. To transfer back, you must first have a receiving unit at home, that is, a unit that will continue to pay fees. If not, stop the insurance directly, keep the social security handbook well, and then merge after retirement, and then continue to open social security accounts and continue to buy in other places. If there is a new company, you can transfer the social security relationship back in the following ways:

Social security relations transfer procedures are basically the same. From place A to place B, first, the competent unit of the county-level social security fund management bureau of the receiving party applies for transfer and issues a receipt certificate. The certificate will transfer the social security relationship to the county-level social security fund management bureau of Party A of the transferor, and the transfer can be completed. The procedures are basically the same all over the country, except for the receipt that needs to be delivered, others can basically be entrusted to the people in A/B units.