Can comprehensive insurance be converted into social security period?

Comprehensive insurance cannot be directly converted into social security years. Comprehensive insurance and social security are two different forms of insurance, and there is no direct conversion relationship between them. Comprehensive insurance is mainly to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of foreign employees, standardize the employment behavior of units, and maintain the order of the labor market, including three insurance benefits: work-related injury (or accidental injury), hospitalization and old-age allowance, while social security is a security system that the state forces enterprises and employees to pay together, including five insurances: pension, medical care, unemployment, work-related injury and maternity. If you want to convert comprehensive insurance into social security, you may need to go through social security procedures again, but the original comprehensive insurance period may not be directly converted into social security period.