It's easy to move the registered permanent residence, but it's not easy to move back. If you don't know which area to develop in the future, I suggest not to move your account easily. Once you move out, it will be very troublesome to come back. In some cases, you should know that when your household registration changes, you will change from "family registration" to "group registration", and most of them will register in a group.

The transfer of household registration is voluntary, and students can choose to transfer or not. After being accepted by the school, you can move your hukou to the school or leave it in your hometown. It is not mandatory to move or not. Relatively speaking, the benefits are not great. Now the employment mode is more flexible, and the hukou is not very helpful to the work.

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 down separately according to the urban hukou. This means that after the rural hukou moves in, it will be a non-rural hukou after returning.

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.

Procedures for freshmen to move their accounts:

1. You need to bring your household registration book, ID card, admission notice and household registration certificate issued by the school to the household registration section of the police station in the jurisdiction where your household registration is located, and go through the relevant household registration transfer procedures according to the tips of the staff.

2. If the person concerned is under 18 years old, the head of the household (father, mother, etc. ) you should bring your original ID card and accompany the parties to the place where the household registration is located to go through the transfer procedures.

3. Citizens who move from rural areas to cities must apply to the permanent residence registration authority for moving out with the employment certificate of the urban labor department, the school admission certificate, or the permission certificate of the urban household registration authority.

4. Citizens who move to border areas must be approved by the public security organs of counties, cities and municipal districts where their permanent residence is located. Article 13 When citizens move, they shall report to the household registration authority for registration of household registration, and the city shall submit the certificate of household registration within three days and the countryside within ten days.