Can the social security that one party bought for the other party be refunded after divorce?

Social security is generally not refundable, but can be refunded in some cases, as follows:

(1) Non-local rural hukou: You can apply for a refund of the individual contribution after leaving your job, but the unit contribution cannot be refunded.

(2) Urban hukou can't be surrendered halfway. Only those who die, go abroad to settle down, or pay less than 15 years at the statutory retirement age can be surrendered; But only the individual part can be returned, not the unit part.

(3) If you bear the social security expenses in full, you can only refund one-third of the money, and the remaining two-thirds will be paid by the unit and cannot be refunded.

(4) The housing accumulation fund in the five insurances and one fund can be fully refunded, that is, both you and the company can be refunded.

You can apply to the local social security bureau according to your actual situation. The required materials include: my ID card, application for surrender, social security payment of social security card (pension book, medical insurance card), bank card (name on ID card to open an account, one of the four major banks), company certificate and online appointment.