What is the subsidy policy for the second child in Sichuan?

In 2023, Sichuan's second child subsidy policy includes maternity subsidy, one-time subsidy and reimbursement of medical expenses. Details are as follows:

1. Maternity allowance: If you want to receive the second child maternity allowance, you need to meet the following conditions: First, both husband and wife are local residents; Second, the children born conform to the family planning policy; Third, both husband and wife must be 16 years old. The process of receiving maternity allowance is as follows:

(1) Local household registration: If a local household registration wants to receive the second child birth allowance, it needs to apply for a birth permit in advance, and the birth permit should be handled at the family planning department where the household registration is located before applying for the birth allowance.

(2) Non-local household registration: If non-local household registration residents want to receive the maternity allowance for the second child, they need to register their residence permit first, and then bring their residence permit to the local family planning department to apply for the maternity allowance.

2. One-time subsidy: pregnant women can enjoy one-time subsidy when giving birth in a first-class or second-class hospital. The specific standard is the average monthly salary of employees in the previous year ×25%, which can be increased to 50% in case of death or multiple births.

3. Reimbursement of medical expenses: If a second-born mother needs to be hospitalized during childbirth, she can enjoy reimbursement of medical expenses. The specific reimbursement ratio is as follows:

(1) Prenatal medical expenses: 80% of the expenses within the reimbursement scope can be reimbursed.

(2) Delivery medical expenses: 70% of the expenses within the reimbursement scope can be reimbursed.

(3) Family planning medical expenses: 70% of the expenses within the reimbursement scope can be reimbursed.

It should be noted that there may be differences in policies in different regions, and it is suggested that the specific policies should be based on the official information of relevant local departments.