Does moving social security affect anything?

The biggest impact of transferring social security is the receipt of pension.

It is recommended that if you are not required to do so by your new employer or social security agency, or if you are not about to reach retirement age, you do not need to transfer your social security relationship in a hurry.

Even if you decide to settle in a new city for retirement, the social security will not be canceled if you don't transfer it in time, the original social security agency will just block your social security account, as long as you transfer it and merge it before retirement.

But there's one thing to keep in mind: don't transfer your social security after you turn 40 for women and 50 for men.

There's a big difference between a general Social Security account and a temporary account, especially for the choice of retirement city.

Simply put, if a woman over 40 and a man over 50 enrolls for the first time in a foreign country, the locally established social security account will only be a temporary account, and you will not be able to retire locally when you reach retirement age.

Under the same circumstances, the big city pension treatment is certainly much higher than the small city, want to have a big city retirement qualification, if you do not have a local account, you must have a local ordinary account, temporary account has no qualification for retirement.

So, not a change of city work must be transferred social security, if the operation is not appropriate, will lose the opportunity to receive a pension in the big city.