What does social insurance transfer mean?

Social insurance transfer refers to the behavior that individuals or enterprises transfer the social insurance premiums paid from one unit or region to another. In layman's terms, it is to transfer from the original place to a new place to pay social security.

There are many reasons for the transfer of social insurance, for example, individuals or enterprises need to live or work in new areas because of work or residence, and the corresponding social insurance needs to be changed. Or, there are problems in the social security policy, service and management of the original payment unit, which leads to the need for individuals or enterprises to transfer to new units.

In fact, social insurance transfer also needs to pay attention to some matters. First of all, it is necessary to clarify whether the social security policy and payment amount have changed before and after the transfer. Secondly, you need to apply for transfer through formal channels, and don't take illegal measures. Finally, we should pay social security fees on time and update relevant information in time to avoid mistakes and omissions.