How does urban hukou move back to the countryside handle?

According to the classification of registered permanent residence of public security department in our country, there are only two kinds of registered permanent residence: agricultural hukou and non-agricultural hukou. There are many ways to change rural hukou to urban hukou, but it is almost an impossible task to change from urban hukou to rural hukou. In most cases, the household administration department of the local public security bureau will not approve non-agricultural conversion. Let's take a look at how urban hukou is transferred back to rural areas.

Proof of urban hukou moving back to rural areas

Written application report (signed by 2/3 or more villagers in the village group), the village group and village committee agreed to accept the certificate, "household registration book" and "ID card". Graduates returning to their places of origin after graduation of college and secondary school graduates are required to submit a "graduation certificate" and a certificate of unemployment. those who belong to husband and wife must submit a "marriage certificate", a certificate of unemployment and a certificate of family planning. Those who take refuge in their parents must provide a "fiance certificate", no fixed occupation and residence certificate, those who have a residential base in rural areas and build a house should provide a "land use certificate" or "house property certificate", and the police station should do investigation materials. at the same time, provide the above relevant materials.

Conditions for the transfer of urban hukou back to rural areas

1. Graduates who have "changed from agriculture to non-agriculture" as a result of studying in colleges and secondary schools and technical schools, and have no job arrangements to return to their places of origin after graduation.

2. The husband and wife have an agricultural hukou, while the non-agricultural hukou has no fixed occupation in cities and towns and lives and lives in rural areas.

3. Unmarried persons who have no fixed occupation or residence in cities and towns and live and live with their parents in rural areas.

4. Persons, spouses and unmarried children who have no fixed occupation in cities and towns, have housing bases in rural areas, build houses and have house numbers, and live and live in rural areas.

5. The original land requisition has dealt with on-site "conversion from agriculture to non-agriculture", but now requires "non-conversion to agriculture", such as those whose household registration and personnel are still living in rural areas.

6. Village committees that have listed "village conversion" will not be allowed to move in "non-transferable farmers".

7. For village committees that have planned "village conversion" but have not yet been listed, items 4 and 5 above shall not handle the relocation of "non-transfered farmers".

The difference between agricultural hukou and non-agricultural hukou

1. Definition: when China was in the era of planned economy, the people at that time were divided into two categories: agricultural hukou and non-agricultural hukou. Agricultural hukou refers to the agricultural hukou population who can rely on their own hard work to produce grain. Non-agricultural hukou refers to urban hukou residents who rely on the state to distribute food rations.

2. Employment: one of the biggest differences between non-agricultural hukou and agricultural hukou is that the city has a policy of labor and re-employment, and the others are not much different. However, the government's investment in employment in rural areas will be much less than that in cities.

3. Education: some high-quality education resources in cities have a lower threshold for local urban hukou residents, while if they are rural hukou, they may have to pay a certain fee to study, and other barriers are higher.

4. Social insurance: the difference between basic agricultural hukou and non-agricultural hukou is very small. People who graduate from university will have a feeling that if you are an agricultural hukou unit to pay you three insurances and one gold, and if it is an urban hukou, you will be paid social insurance and house fund. The rest are basically integrated, but there are certain differences in some unemployment insurance.

5. Other aspects: there will be land after rural households, but not in cities. In addition, another difference is that people with urban hukou will receive more subsidies than those with agricultural hukou in terms of joining the army, retiring and seeking self-employment after retirement.