How to pay social security yourself after leaving your job

There are two ways to pay social security after leaving the company. The first way is to pay through the unit, and the second way is to pay social security as a freelancer or flexible employee.

1, paid by the company

Users can pay social security at the personnel agency. Paying social security can generally pay five insurances. Users only need to bear the expenses paid by individuals and units themselves, and the agency will charge a certain service fee.

2. Personal payment

Individuals can only pay three insurances at most (unemployment, medical care and pension). Users can pay directly to the local social security with relevant certificates, and then choose the grade they want to pay at the counter and pay according to the requirements of the staff.

What social security do I need to pay when I resign?

Just bring your ID card to the local social security center.

Personal social security processing flow:

1, individuals can pay social security as freelancers (pension+medical care).

2. Insurance conditions: urban hukou or rural hukou.

3. Handling place: local community street social security service points, or district and county social security bureaus (labor and social security bureaus).

4. Basic information required: household registration book, ID card and photocopy, and two 1 inch photos.

5. Payment standard: based on the local social wage in the previous year, the proportion of pension payment is 20%, and that of medical care is about 9%. At present, 80% and 100% are still available.

Is it continuous to resign and pay social security?

Count. Because when working in the original company, the company has paid various insurances, and the company accounts of various insurances are different, but the personal accounts are always the same.

Although he resigned, he continued to pay the previous insurance premium through personal payment. Therefore, after I arrive at the new company, I can transfer the insurance relationship and continue to use the original insurance account to pay the fees.