Non-Wuhan household registration policy of buying a house in Wuhan

Non-Wuhan household registration, the purchase conditions need to provide proof of continuous payment of social insurance or personal income tax in Wuhan for two years from the date of purchase, including two years. If you buy the first suite and have no room or loan in Wuhan, you can buy a house in the restricted area, and the down payment ratio is not less than 30%. Buy a second suite. You already have a house of 1 or above in Wuhan. You can't buy a house in the restricted area.

Conditions for purchasing a house: If a non-local household purchases a house for the first time in the restricted area of Wuhan, the applicant shall provide a certificate of social insurance or personal income tax paid for 6 months in this city within 3 years before applying for the qualification for purchasing a house. In line with the normal payment situation (such as due to epidemic situation, social security system upgrade and other reasons), it can be regarded as continuous payment.

1, the first suite

If you have no house or loan in Wuhan, you can buy a house in the restricted area, and the down payment ratio is not less than 30%.

2. Second Suite

If you already own 1 house or above in Wuhan, you may not buy a house in the restricted area.

The process of buying a house in Wuhan by a foreign hukou

In fact, buying a house for a foreigner is not a very complicated matter, but the difference between buying a house for a foreigner is that individuals in other provinces and cities still need to perform the following procedures:

1. Submit a house purchase application to the real estate transaction with all identity documents, residence permit and copies. After the transaction is verified, it shall be reported to the real estate transaction market management committee for review and seal. After examining the Registration Form of House Purchase and its materials, the CMC will issue the Notice of Approval for Individual House Purchase in Other Provinces and Cities (hereinafter referred to as the "Approval Form"), which is valid for 6 months;

2. The buyer shall, within/0/5 days after the signing of this contract, bring his ID card, residence permit, approval form and the original and photocopy of the house purchase contract, apply for the Notice of Handling Personal Property Rights in Other Provinces and Cities in Wuhan (hereinafter referred to as the Notice), and withdraw the approval form after issuing the Notice to the buyer;

3. The purchaser carries the notice, contract, identity document and residence permit, goes through the transfer formalities with the developer, and pays the transaction fee, stamp duty and other taxes as required.

Can I withdraw the provident fund when buying a house in a different place?

Buying a house in a different place can withdraw the provident fund. Workers who purchase commercial housing, affordable housing, cooperative housing, fund-raising housing and other self-occupied housing shall provide the following relevant certification materials when withdrawing housing provident fund for the first time:

1, original and photocopy of the house purchase contract or house purchase agreement;

2. The original and photocopy of the purchase invoice;

3. Extract the original and photocopy of the employee ID card;

4. Withdraw the employee's own bank savings account.

Legal basis:

Article 10 of the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Household Registration. If a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of the household registration, he or the head of the household shall apply to the household registration authority for registration before moving out, obtain a migration certificate and cancel the household registration. Citizens who move from rural areas to cities must apply to the permanent residence registration authority for moving out with the employment certificate of the urban labor department, the school admission certificate, or the approval certificate of the urban household registration authority. Citizens moving to border areas must be approved by the public security organs of the counties, cities and municipal districts where they live.