1, object of rent allocation * * * The object of rent allocation is mainly low-income (including low-income households) and families with housing difficulties with lower-middle income, newly-employed graduates, migrant workers with stable employment and other eligible security objects.

2. The application conditions of urban low-income families (including subsistence allowances) are the same as those of the above-mentioned rental subsidies, and only one of Shiwupeizu and rental subsidy guarantee can be selected.

3. Households with housing difficulties with lower-middle income in cities and towns refer to families whose per capita monthly income is lower than 80% of the per capita monthly disposable income of urban residents in the previous year announced by the County Bureau of Statistics, and who do not own their own houses.

4. Newly-employed employees (including young teachers and young medical personnel) refer to those who do not own their own houses in the local area, hold diplomas from colleges and vocational and technical schools, and have not completed 5 years since the month of graduation, and can be uniformly applied by employers on behalf of employees.

5. Migrant workers refer to stable labor relations in the local area, who have signed a labor contract or employment contract with the employer for more than 2 years (including 2 years), and the applicant has no self-owned housing in the local area and has not purchased or leased affordable housing, and the employer centrally declares the allocation of rent.