Can you get unemployment benefits if you transfer your social security back to your domicile?

The conditions and process of transferring social security back to the place of domicile

The transfer of social security back to the place of domicile usually requires the fulfillment of certain conditions, such as the payment of social security fees for a certain period of time in the place of origin and the transfer of domicile back to the place of origin, etc. The specific conditions and process may vary from region to region. The exact conditions and process may vary from region to region, so it is recommended that you consult your local social security department or related organization for detailed information.

The conditions for receiving unemployment benefits

The following conditions are usually required for receiving unemployment benefits: you have participated in unemployment insurance and paid unemployment insurance premiums for a certain period of time; you are not interrupted in employment due to your own will; and you have been registered as unemployed and have the requirement to find a job. In addition, the conditions for receiving unemployment benefits may vary from region to region, subject to local policies.

Third, after the transfer of social security back to the place of domicile to receive unemployment benefits, should pay attention to the following matters: first, to ensure that you have met the conditions of the local unemployment benefits; second, to understand the local standards and duration of the unemployment benefits; and finally, in accordance with the requirements of the local social security department, to provide the necessary application materials and handle the relevant procedures.

Fourth, how to increase the amount of unemployment benefits

The methods to increase the amount of unemployment benefits include: increasing the base amount of personal social security contributions, increasing the number of years of contributions, and paying attention to the changes in the local policy to understand whether there are relevant preferential policies. In addition, maintaining an active job-seeking attitude and participating in relevant training and activities can also help increase the amount of unemployment benefits received.

In summary:

After social security is transferred back to the place of domicile, you can generally receive unemployment benefits, but whether you can receive them and the amount and period of time for which you can receive them need to be determined in accordance with local policies. When applying for unemployment benefits, you should know the local conditions, standards and process for receiving them, and provide the necessary application materials as required. At the same time, paying attention to one's social security contributions, increasing the contribution base and years of experience, as well as participating in relevant training and activities, can help increase the amount of unemployment benefits received.

Legal basis:

The Law of the People's Republic of China on Social Insurance

Article 45 stipulates:

An unemployed person who meets the following conditions shall receive unemployment insurance benefits from the Unemployment Insurance Fund:

(1) if the employer and the person himself or herself have paid the unemployment insurance premiums for one year prior to becoming unemployed;

(2) if the person If the employment is interrupted not because of one's own will;

(iii) If one has registered as unemployed and has a request to seek employment.

Article 14 of the Regulations on Unemployment Insurance

provides that:

Unemployed persons who have the following conditions may receive unemployment insurance benefits:

(1) they have participated in unemployment insurance in accordance with the regulations, and their units and themselves have fulfilled their obligations to pay contributions for one year in accordance with the regulations;

(2) they have had interruptions in employment not due to their own will;

(c) Those who have registered as unemployed and have the requirement to seek employment.