Can I transfer social security when my household registration is moved to other provinces?

When the account is moved to other provinces for social security, it can also be transferred. If you transfer, you need to renew your insurance at the new insured place, then pay the fee at the original insured place, and then transfer the settlement. The procedures for moving an account to another province include submitting an application for settlement, examination and approval by the local police station, and issuing an account book.

1. What should I do if my account is transferred to social security in other provinces?

Household registration can be transferred to social security in other provinces.

Reminder, the social security transfer process is as follows:

Step 1: Before the insured person moves across provinces, he/she shall issue the payment certificate of basic old-age insurance to the social security agency of the original insured place.

Step 2: The insured person holds the payment voucher, registered permanent residence and ID card to handle the continuation relationship with the social security agency in the new place of employment.

Step 3: The social security agency of the new employment place will review whether the applicant meets the requirements within 15 working days.

Step 4: After receiving the contact letter 15 working days, the social security agency of the original insured place will clear up whether the applicant's insurance payment is in arrears and handle the transfer of the old-age insurance fund, terminate the applicant's local insurance relationship, and send the basic old-age insurance relationship transfer and connection information form to the new insured place.

The last step: the social security institution of the newly insured place shall complete the relevant procedures within 15 working days after receiving the information form and the transfer fund.

2. What are the procedures for moving the registered permanent residence to other provinces?

The following procedures are required for the account to move to other provinces:

1. The parties concerned go to the local police station to issue the household registration certificate and prepare to apply for settlement;

2. Bring relevant information to the local village committee to open a letter of introduction to allow immigration, and then go to the local police station for approval;

3. The police station issued the "Permit to Move in";

4. Then issue the Household Registration Certificate, issue a new household registration book, and complete the settlement.

Third, can the household registration be moved back to the local area when it is moved to other provinces?

General accounts can be moved back to the local area if they are moved to other provinces. As long as the parties meet the requirements of the household registration policy, and the original residence collective and the head of household agree to accept it, they can return to their original residence to settle down.

1. The party concerned meets the requirements of the access policy for the place where the household registration is moved.

Congratulations, brother. 2. If the village (neighborhood) committee and the head of the household agree to accept the account, the account of the party concerned may be moved to the place of origin without changing the nature of the "non-agricultural" account;

3. The parties may carry household registration books, ID cards, etc. And consult the staff of the household registration section of the police station in the jurisdiction where the household registration originated, subject to the other party's reply.