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Should freshmen's enrollment accounts be transferred?
In addition to the necessary items for admission, freshmen will also face a realistic problem: should the hukou be transferred to the school?

What is account migration?

Household registration transfer is a convenience measure introduced by the Ministry of Public Security in 2003. According to the current regulations, every student admitted to a university can transfer his/her household registration from home to school at the beginning of his/her enrollment.

The transfer of household registration is voluntary, and students can choose to transfer or not. Students with the school's hukou will either settle in the place where their employment unit is located according to the school's "dispatch" after completing their studies; Either unemployed, you can enter the talent market where the school is located through personal application. If you don't settle down in the talent market, your account will be returned to your place of origin.

Hukou migration procedures are cumbersome, which naturally has advantages and disadvantages. Let's give you a brief analysis.

Benefits of account migration

First, it is conducive to future career development.

When recruiting in some big cities, some employers require candidates to have local accounts. Whether you have a local hukou is an important competitive advantage when applying for some positions in national civil servants or institutions. During college, local hukou is also convenient for finding job opportunities such as part-time jobs.

Second, it is conducive to the timely handling of personal documents.

If the university is located far away from home, it is more convenient to apply for some important personal documents at the university after moving the household registration.

Third, it is conducive to enjoying some urban supporting services.

Hukou does not have much influence on your study, but if you are ready to go to the city where your school is located after graduation, the hukou problem will be linked to supporting services such as buying a house and car, enrolling your children and providing for the aged. Especially in these densely populated megacities, whether you have a local household registration is very important to your life.

Disadvantages of household registration migration

First of all, increase the employment pressure upon graduation.

The transfer of new hukou is a collective hukou. When you leave school after graduation, if you can't find an employer who can receive the personnel files of the registered permanent residence, the school will transfer the registered permanent residence back to your original place. Based on this policy, you need to find an employer who can receive personnel files before graduating from college, otherwise it will increase your employment pressure.

Second, rural household registration cannot be restored.

Many people think that when a university account is moved to a school, it will always be the account where the school is located. But this is not the case. After you graduate from college, students with registered permanent residence in the school will either settle in the place where their employment unit is located. If you lose your job, your hukou will still move back to your place of origin.

For students with rural hukou, according to the current household registration system, the urban hukou you moved back from the location of colleges and universities cannot be settled according to the original household registration, and you need to settle separately according to the urban hukou. This means that after the rural hukou moves in, it will be a non-rural hukou after returning.

Considering the subsidy policies and overall economic benefits of many rural hukou, students with rural hukou need to think carefully.

Third, you can't enjoy the benefits of being a student.

For students in some economically underdeveloped areas, the local government will provide appropriate subsidies and welfare benefits to college students, and if they return to their hometown for employment, their wages will be appropriately tilted.

If you move your registered permanent residence to the university, you can't enjoy the benefits or subsidies of the students' place of origin.

If after careful consideration, you decide to transfer your account, then these matters should be paid attention to!