Medical insurance baby ID card photo requirements

The photo background and size requirements of the medical insurance card are the same as those of the second-generation ID card: the pixel is 358*44 1 jpg with a resolution of 30dpi and the size is 1 inch.

If it is a unit employee, the social insurance formalities shall be handled by the unit, and the individual employee can provide ID cards and photos;

Individuals applying for social insurance shall follow the method of freelancers participating in social insurance. Freelancers can only participate in endowment insurance and medical insurance. The payment of endowment insurance and medical insurance has specific provisions: endowment insurance: bring my ID card, unemployment certificate and two 1 inch photos to the business window of the local social security center. Medical insurance: after completing the formalities of endowment insurance, take the above materials and the well-run endowment insurance manual to the business window of the local medical insurance center. Just pay the fee normally according to the regulations! !

Freelancers, urban individual industrial and commercial households and flexible employees participate in the basic old-age insurance. The payment base is the average salary of local employees in the previous year, and the payment ratio is 20%, of which 8% is credited to personal accounts. After retirement, the basic pension will be calculated and paid according to the basic pension calculation method for enterprise employees.

In terms of medical insurance, freelancers and self-employed individuals can choose to establish a pool fund instead of a personal account and pay the basic medical insurance premium at 4.2% of the local average monthly salary in the previous year; You can also choose to pay 8% of the local average monthly salary in the previous year and set up a personal account! Employees participate in medical insurance, the unit is 6%, and the individual is 2%.

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