Rural hukou, old-age insurance at home, working in other places, how to pay social security?

The payment of endowment insurance for foreign registered permanent residence is divided into two situations: individual and employee. If an employee applies for endowment insurance, it can be handled by the affiliated unit. If it is an individual, it needs to be handled by himself. In addition, pension insurance is divided into urban hukou and rural hukou. If it is a foreign town hukou, a certificate that there is no insurance in the local area is issued at the location of the hukou. Women under the age of 50 and men under the age of 55 can choose to participate in the old-age insurance for residents or employees.

If it is a rural household registration, a certificate that there is no insurance in the local area can be issued at the place where the household registration is located. Women under the age of 50 and men under the age of 55 can apply. Those who do business in other places can participate in the insurance in the form of individual industrial and commercial households, and choose to apply for employee pension or resident pension insurance with industrial and commercial business license. If individual migrant workers cannot apply for endowment insurance, they can only apply for endowment insurance in the form of migrant workers (that is, the unit where they work is responsible for endowment insurance). These people need to provide their original household registration book, a copy of their ID card and a photo of 1 inch to apply for old-age insurance, and go to the local social security bureau for examination and approval.

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