The migration of household registration has a great influence on candidates with rural household registration. Once agricultural registered permanent residence moved out, the original nature of agricultural registered permanent residence became non-agricultural. With the increase of various welfare subsidies in rural areas, this part of invisible welfare may be lost because of the change of the nature of household registration.
If the registered permanent residence is a classmate with a rural registered permanent residence, it is best not to move easily. According to some current policies in China, various welfare subsidies for rural areas are constantly improving, and people with rural hukou will enjoy more preferential policies in the future. If you move your household registration during your college years, you may not enjoy these preferential policies. In addition, if you want to transfer to a rural hukou after graduation, the procedures will become very complicated and difficult, and you will even face the trouble of not being able to settle down. Therefore, it is suggested that college students with rural hukou should not move their hukou.
After the household registration is moved to the school, it is only temporary, and it is a collective household of the school. When you graduate, if the employer can solve the hukou problem, move to the employer. If the employer does not solve the hukou problem, it may have to move back to its original place, and the workload will increase. Some even have to find a bridge in the talent market and add a fee.
However, everything has two sides, and disadvantages will be beneficial. If you want to develop in the city after graduation, it is still very beneficial to move your hukou to a local school. It is more convenient to do things with your hukou around. For example, if you want to take a driver's license at school, you may have to apply for a residence permit before you can apply. If your ID card is accidentally lost, you must go back to your hometown to reissue it; If you want to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass to travel to Hong Kong and Macao, you have to go back to your hometown, which brings inconvenience to your life.
However, it is a time-consuming and laborious thing to transfer accounts, and the transfer of accounts in universities is not permanent and has certain timeliness. If you can't move back in time after graduation, it will easily lead to the consequences of not being able to settle down, but will face more problems. Whether the registered permanent residence should be moved is really a question worth thinking about. If the local government's policies and welfare are better, there is no need to take pains to move out, otherwise it will bring more trouble to itself if it is not handled properly.