The latest policy of settling in Shanghai in 2023

The latest settlement policies in Shanghai are as follows:

1, intermediate title settled in Shanghai, 7-year residence permit +7-year social security tax+intermediate title, 65438+ 0 times social security base in the first four years+0.3 times social security base in the last three years.

2. Second social security settlement in Shanghai, 7-year residence permit +7-year social security tax, 65438+ 0 times the social security base in the first four years+more than 2 times the social security tax base in the last three years.

3. Settled in Shanghai three times in five years, five-year residence permit+five-year social security tax, and tripled the social security tax base in the next three years. Zhangjiang Science City settled in Shanghai for 5 and 3 years, Zhangjiang Science City+residence permit for 5 years+social security for 5 years+tax for 5 years, Zhangjiang Science City+core talents+residence permit for 3 years+social security for 3 years+tax for 3 years.

4. Settled in Shanghai for 5 years and 3 years, Lingang New District+residence permit for 5 years+social security for 5 years+individual tax for 5 years (1 times the social security base), Lingang New District+core talents+residence permit for 3 years+social security for 3 years+individual tax for 3 years (1 times the social security base).

The knowledge points of Shanghai transfer are as follows:

1, the social security base can meet the requirements of the current year, and the transferred spouse can't move with it, but the children can. During the cumulative transfer process, social security payment does not affect subsequent settlement, as long as it meets the conditions, such as within 48 months and 36 months.

2. There must be no criminal record for account transfer. In the process of household registration transfer, if the residence permit expires, is interrupted or not renewed, the tax payment will not be accumulated. 7-year double-residence transfer without academic requirements; Intermediate titles generally require college education or above.