Is there a difference in social security between farmers and urban hukou?

There is no difference between agricultural registered permanent residence and urban hukou to participate in social security. According to the provisions of the Social Insurance Law, participation in social security is not directly related to the nature of household registration. As long as they are registered in agricultural registered permanent residence and towns and are legally employed by employers, they can pay social security and enjoy relevant treatment. In fact, social security benefits are only related to the payment base and payment period. What's the difference between social security that farmers buy and non-agricultural registered permanent residence after retirement?

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