Social security is not in the scope of overall planning.

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Social security is territorial management, which belongs to the scope of overall planning in this territory. If it is not within this territory, it is outside the scope of overall planning.

For example, it is basically managed by the city, so it is within the scope of urban internal planning. If it is cross-city, it is outside the scope of overall planning.

The difference is that the transfer within the overall planning scope is simple and there are no restrictions, while the transfer across the overall planning areas is limited by household registration, so the old-age insurance can only be transferred to the household registration, but not to others, and the procedures are complicated.

If you change units in the same city, it is within the scope of overall planning.