It is best not to move the account. If there is, only the registered permanent residence will be moved to the school. However, after graduation, you will move out of school with your personal files. Where the personal files are moved, the household registration will follow. This will be helpful to those who have found jobs in advance and intend to work stably for a long time. But it will be more troublesome for people who have not found a job and don't know where to work. It is even easy for them to end up not knowing where their household registration is.

So don't move, so once you graduate, your personnel file will be directly transferred back to the personnel file management agency where your account is located.

Whether college students move their registered permanent residence or not depends entirely on the location of the original registered permanent residence. It will be beneficial if they move to a big city. If this city is not as good as the original city, you can not move. The following are the pros and cons of transferring accounts:

First, the benefits of college students moving their household registration:

Students in rural areas and small towns always want to move their hukou to the city where the school is located when they are admitted to the university, while students in some big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai are reluctant to move their hukou. The reason is the attraction of many convenience policies in big cities. ?

Hukou is not very important to study and personal influence, but when we enter the university, we are all relatively independent individuals. Many things need to be solved independently, and it is more convenient to have a hukou around, such as finding a part-time job (some special part-time jobs need a local hukou), reissue lost documents, and apply for a visa and passport. , save a lot of pain. Many graduates will stay in school and work. If freshmen have a local hukou when they graduate, it will be very convenient to work, which is also an employment advantage and invisibly increases their competitiveness. ?

Second, the disadvantages of college students moving their registered permanent residence:

It is not satisfactory to move your registered permanent residence into your city when you enter the university. The school is only a collective account, and it only moved in four years. After graduation, the household registration will return to the original place. At this time, not only the procedures are cumbersome, but also the problems are exposed one by one. ?

The survey also shows that many college students even want to transfer their hukou back to the countryside after graduation, but the policy does not allow them to move back. Even if the registered permanent residence is moved to the school and you can go back to your hometown, you can only move back to the Human Resources Bureau of Shengyuan City, and there will be many more procedures when you apply for marriage certificates and other documents in the future. ?

Therefore, except for some students in economically developed areas, many students in underdeveloped rural areas are reluctant to move their accounts.