However, with the soaring cost of living in first-tier cities, "fleeing from the North to Guangzhou" has become a hot topic, and many second-tier cities have also introduced policies to attract talents. Giving money, housing and hukou has become the most attractive bargaining chip.
According to reports, on May 22nd, Wuhan's "New Household Registration Policy" was implemented, and 18 household registration policy was adjusted, which made it almost "zero threshold" for college students to settle down. According to the new regulations, all college students who stay in Wuhan for entrepreneurship and employment can apply for settlement without buying a house within three years after graduation, and doctors and masters can settle directly.
At the same time, according to Shaanxi Daily, xi 'an issued a policy in April this year, proposing to provide housing rental support for college graduates. In 20 17 years, the number of pilot housing units for college students in Xi is not less than 12000 units. The admission conditions for newly graduated college students to rent public rental housing are: 985 newly graduated college students within three years or newly graduated college students within five years, 2 1 1, without qualification examination. Newly graduated college students are given a 1 year rental transition period; 985, 2 1 1 college graduates are given a two-year rental transition period. Upon the expiration of the transition period, the qualification examination will be re-conducted according to the access conditions of public rental housing in Xi.
According to the first financial statistics, in 20 16, the permanent population of 28 first-and second-tier cities increased, and the net population of 20 16 cities exceeded100000, among which the five cities with the largest population growth were Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chongqing, Changsha and Hangzhou. In terms of geographical distribution, population inflows are mainly concentrated in the Pearl River Delta, Changsha, Wuhan and Zhengzhou in the middle, and Chongqing in the upper reaches. At present, it seems that these policies to attract talents in second-tier cities have achieved remarkable results. Taking Wuhan as an example, from 2009 to 20 16, the net population inflow in Wuhan increased rapidly, from 744,500 in 2009 to 2,427,800 in 20 16. In 20 16, the net inflow population was about three times that of 2009.