Difference between rural migrant workers and non-rural migrant workers to pay social security

Legal subjectivity:

According to Article 95 of the Social Insurance Law, rural residents who go to the cities to work shall participate in social insurance in accordance with the provisions of this Law. The rural residents who go to the cities to work, as stipulated in this article, are those who have established a labor relationship with the employer. There is no difference in status between these rural residents and urban workers; social insurance is an occupational guarantee, and any worker who provides work for an employer has the right to participate in employee social insurance, so rural migrant workers should participate in social insurance in the same way as urban workers. Employers and individual migrant workers*** pay the same basic pension insurance contributions. According to the relevant provisions of the basic pension insurance, the contribution rate of the unit is 12%; the individual contribution rate of rural migrant workers is 4% to 8%, which is deducted from the wages of the unit and credited to the individual account of the basic pension insurance of the migrant workers.