How to handle the transfer of medical insurance to a different place

In dealing with the process of transferring medical insurance to a different place, the following is a series of clear steps:

First of all, individuals need to bring their ID cards and social security cards to the local social security service center, and submit the application for transferring out to the staff. The staff will help you print out a copy of the basic medical insurance enrollment (co-enrollment) voucher, which serves as an important document for subsequent operations.

Next, individuals need to prepare the basic medical insurance participation voucher, social security card and ID card and go to the social security bureau of their new place of work or residence to submit the transfer-in application. The staff will review your personal information and years of work experience, and after confirming that you meet the requirements, they will print out a contact letter for the transfer and continuation of the basic medical insurance relationship and send it to your original social security organization by mail.

On receipt of the contact letter, the original social security organization will further process the matter, including verifying the information and sending back the Information Form for Changing the Type of Medical Insurance for Participants. If a transfer of funds from the individual account is involved, this part will also be handled together. At this point, the original social security agency's duties are complete.

Finally, the social security bureau in the place of transfer will receive these transfer and continuity information forms, change information forms, and related funds. According to the regulations, they will be responsible for the transfer of social insurance procedures, so that the process of transferring health insurance to a different place is declared complete.