Shanghai points policy?

Shanghai's points policy mainly includes age, education, professional title, working years, social security payment and many other aspects. In your case, college education and double social security are important parts of the points.

First of all, regarding the social security payment, according to Shanghai's points policy, the social security payment period can be accumulated by 3 points a year, during which there can be no interruption of payment or repayment, otherwise the payment period can only be calculated according to the accumulated years after interruption of payment and repayment. So, if your social security is paid off this month, then this month will not be counted in the points.

Secondly, when you say "four years and 36 months of double social security", it means that in the last four years, the accumulated social security payment base for 36 months is equal to or higher than 1 times of the average social wage of employees in Shanghai last year, and 50 points can be accumulated. If you have met this condition, as long as you continue to pay social security in the future points application, this part of the points will not be affected.

However, if your social security is paid off this month, you need to start counting the months of continuous payment after payment. In other words, if you pay social security again from next month and continue to pay until the next application for points, then the social security payment during this period can be counted as points.

Generally speaking, the continuous payment of social security is very important for the calculation of points. Once the payment is stopped, the calculation needs to be restarted. So I suggest you avoid paying social security as much as possible, so as not to affect the calculation of points. If the payment is unfortunately interrupted, it should be paid back as soon as possible and the month of continuous payment should be recalculated.