Xi second child subsidy 2023 payment standard

In 2023, Xi gave birth to a second child subsidy 12000 yuan.

In 2023, the latest policy of Xi social security maternity allowance is 8000 yuan per child, 0/2000 yuan per child, and 0/5000 yuan per child with three or more children. In addition, eligible families can enjoy other subsidies. Maternity allowance is a welfare policy to encourage childbearing, and it is also a kind of subsidy for childbearing families by the state. In Xi, maternity allowance is paid to eligible registered residents in this city.

Those who meet the following conditions can apply for the second child allowance:

1. Non-local registered women who have established labor relations with the employing unit and worked in the unit and participated in urban social insurance (five insurances and one gold) in this city may apply for subsidies;

2. Women of childbearing age with urban or rural household registration can apply for subsidies as long as they participate in urban social insurance and establish personal accounts in accordance with the regulations, regardless of whether they are on the job or unemployed;

3, workers enjoy maternity insurance benefits, should comply with the national, provincial and municipal family planning regulations, and the employer has paid in full for 6 months. The time of insurance payment shall prevail, and the overdue time before normal insurance payment shall not be counted.

To sum up, the second child allowance and maternity insurance allowance add up to a considerable amount, which is helpful for families who want to reduce their burden after giving birth to a second child.

Legal basis:

Population and family planning law of the peoples Republic of China

Article 18

The state encourages a couple to have two children. Those who meet the requirements of laws and regulations can arrange another child according to the regulations. Specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees.