Do I have to buy social security at my domicile?

Honey, I'm happy to answer your question. Honey, you don't have to be in an account to buy social security. Buying social security can be divided into enterprises and individuals. If an enterprise buys social security, it has nothing to do with the place of residence. It only needs to provide a copy of ID card, labor contract and a 1 inch photo. If an individual buys social security, it is related to the location of the account. If he buys urban social security, he needs to go to the social security bureau where his household registration is located. Take a copy of your ID card and your household registration book. If you need to live in a different place in the future, you can apply to the social security bureau where the original account is located, and apply for a notice of continuation of the old-age insurance relationship.