1. Subsidy standard:

For those who have no housing in Hangzhou and do not enjoy preferential housing policies such as public rental housing and talent rental housing, rental subsidies will be given to newly introduced full-time undergraduate (inclusive) college graduates in cities, districts and counties (cities).

Each household will pay 6,543,800 yuan per year, which can be paid for three years. After the expiration, if the income is lower than the per capita disposable income of urban residents, they can continue to enjoy it for no more than three years. From the date of 202 1, 10, 15 (inclusive) (subject to the application time), the rental subsidy will be paid in two installments every year, once every six months, with 50% of each installment.

2. Distribution quantity:

After the first subsidy is issued, the renewal subsidy shall not exceed 5 times; The renewable subsidy whose per capita disposable income is lower than that of urban residents in the previous year shall not exceed 1 1 times.

Those who have applied for the first annual subsidy according to the original policy are deemed to have received the second subsidy, and apply for the third subsidy renewal after the first subsidy has been successfully distributed for 1.5 years. If you have applied for the first two annual subsidies according to the original policy, it is deemed that you have received the subsidies for four times, and the fifth subsidy renewal should be applied after the second subsidy is successfully distributed 1.5 years later.

3. Requirements of the applicant:

Global graduates with bachelor's degree or above (domestic graduates should study full-time, and foreign graduates' academic qualifications should be certified by the Study Abroad Service Center of the Ministry of Education). Graduation time is after February 24, 2020 (inclusive).

Apply within the application time limit, and be employed by the employer or start their own business in Hangzhou at the time of application. The applicant's family has no housing in Hangzhou, and has not enjoyed preferential policies for renting houses such as public rental housing and talent rental housing.