Does the relocation of household registration to other provinces affect social security?

The transfer of household registration to other provinces has no effect on social security.

After the household registration moves to other provinces, the social security will not be affected if you go through the retirement formalities at the original household registration place and enjoy the pension insurance benefits and medical insurance benefits for employees; If you enjoy non-employee medical insurance benefits, such as residents' medical insurance, the pension benefits will not be affected, but residents' medical insurance may be affected. In addition, if the insured person's payment meets the conditions for receiving the old-age insurance benefits in the original domicile or the newly moved place, and the accumulated payment has reached 10 years or the social security relationship has been established before reaching the legal retirement age, the social security benefits will not be affected by the migration.

Inter-provincial transfer of social security;

1, inter-provincial transfer process: First, individuals need to apply to the social security agency of the original insured place for transfer procedures; Secondly, carry relevant materials to the social security agency of the newly insured place for transfer procedures;

2. Required materials: including ID card, social security card, social security transfer certificate issued by the social security agency of the original insured place, etc.

3. Continuation conditions: generally, individual social security payment records are required to be continuous and uninterrupted;

4. Old-age insurance relationship: the cumulative payment period of old-age insurance can be accumulated across provinces to ensure that rights and interests are not affected;

5. Medical insurance benefits: There may be differences in the reimbursement ratio between medical insurance and designated medical institutions in some areas, so it is necessary to know the policies of the new insured places in advance.

To sum up, the migration of household registration to other provinces generally has no impact on social security, unless the insured enjoys non-employee medical insurance benefits, such as residents' medical insurance, which may be affected. In addition, if the insured person meets certain payment conditions, the social security benefits will not be affected by the migration.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) social insurance law

Article 19

If an individual is employed across the overall planning area, his basic old-age insurance relationship will be transferred with him, and the payment period will be calculated cumulatively. When an individual reaches the statutory retirement age, the basic pension is calculated in stages and distributed uniformly. Specific measures shall be formulated by the State Council.