Is it a national policy to forcibly convert rural hukou to urban hukou?

The compulsory conversion of rural hukou to urban hukou is not in line with the national policy, which is currently not in the state's policy, and the conversion of rural hukou to urban hukou is voluntary.

Apply for urban household registration.

All persons who have a legal and fixed residence, a stable occupation or life** within the scope and their immediate family members who live with them can apply for urban permanent residence according to their own wishes. Those who have already handled the blue-print household registration, local urban resident household registration, self-care ration household registration, etc., which have been handled in small towns, shall be uniformly registered as urban permanent residence registration. For those who have been approved to settle in small towns, they will no longer go through the formalities for grain and oil relations; According to the person's wishes, he may retain the right to operate the contracted land, and he may also be allowed to transfer it for compensation in accordance with the law.

It is certainly not a national policy, nor is it a policy of Chongqing Municipality, it is estimated that it is a local policy carried out by the bureaucrats below to cater to the tastes of some people. And their local policy is definitely illegal, and they have no right to force you to change your hukou.

This move seems to be unique to Chongqing, of course, the local government can specify relevant policies, but not at the expense of the interests of farmers, in addition to improving the relevant supporting systems to ensure the production and living needs of farmers after the transformation to urban hukou. At present, it should be a pilot and has not yet been fully implemented.

It is impossible to convert all the population of the county to urban hukou. If it is in the development zone, it may be forced to transfer the hukou. At present, the hukou is only associated with family planning and school entrance examinations. The rest is useless.

We also have this situation, in 2014 it was still a rural hukou, and in 202o it inexplicably became a resident hukou.

Local** laws and policies can be requested.

You can go to the superior ** department to apply for consultation.

1. The policy of transferring urban to rural hukou.

1. The policy of transferring urban to rural household registration is as follows:

1) Graduates who have "converted from agriculture to non-farming" due to studying in colleges and technical schools, and have no job arrangement to return to their hometowns after graduation;

2) One of the husband and wife has an agricultural hukou, and the non-agricultural hukou party has no fixed occupation in the urban area and lives and lives in the rural area;

3) Unmarried persons who do not have a fixed occupation or residence in urban areas and live and live in rural areas with their parents;

4) Individuals, spouses and unmarried children who have no fixed occupation in urban areas, have a residential base in rural areas, have built houses and have house numbers, and live and live in rural areas;

5) The original land acquisition has been handled for the local "agricultural to non-farming", and now requires "non-farming", such as the household registration and personnel are still living in the countryside;

6) Village committees that have been listed as "village to residence" are not allowed to move in from "non-farming";

7) Village committees that have planned to "change village to residence" but have not yet been listed, above.

Fourth, and fifth, it is not allowed to handle the "non-farming" relocation.

2. Legal basis: Article 10 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration.

If a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of his or her household registration, he or the head of the household shall report to the household registration authority for moving out of the household registration before moving out, obtain the migration certificate, and cancel the household registration; Citizens moving from rural areas to urban areas must apply to the household registration authority of their permanent residence for moving out with a certificate of employment from the urban labor department, a certificate of admission to the school, or a certificate of permission to move in from the urban household registration authority. Citizens moving to border areas must obtain the approval of the public security organs of the county, city, or municipal district where they habitually reside.

2. Preferential tax policies for urban land use tax.

Low-rent housing, land for the construction of affordable housing, and low-rent housing land rented by low-rent housing management units in accordance with the provisions of the provisions of the low-rent housing shall be exempted from urban land use tax; If the developer can provide the relevant materials issued by the first department, the developer can be exempted from the urban land use tax payable by the developer according to the proportion of the construction area of the low-rent housing and affordable housing in the total construction area; The land used during the construction of public rental housing and the land occupied after the completion of public rental housing shall be exempted from urban land use tax; In the construction of public rental housing in other housing projects, the urban land use tax involved in the construction and management of public rental housing shall be exempted according to the proportion of the construction area of public rental housing to the total construction area according to the relevant materials issued by the ** department.

Rural areas can be converted into urban hukou, but they need to meet certain conditions and obtain approval from the public security organs. Conversely, the urban hukou can also be transferred to the rural hukou, but it also needs to be subject to certain conditions and approval from the public security organs. This condition is mainly that it must be discussed and approved by the villagers' assembly or villagers' representative meeting of the village to be transferred, and then reviewed by the local public security organ to see whether it conforms to the household registration access policy formulated by the local government.

1. Conditions for the relocation of "non-farming" hukou: (1) Graduates who have "converted from agriculture to non-farming" due to studying in colleges and universities and technical schools, and have no work arrangements to return to their hometowns after graduation; (2) One of the husband and wife has an agricultural household registration, and the non-agricultural household registration party has no fixed occupation in urban areas and lives and lives in rural areas; (3) Unmarried persons who do not have a fixed occupation or residence in cities and towns, and who live or live in rural areas with their parents; (4) Individuals, spouses, and unmarried children who have no fixed occupation in urban areas, who have a residential base in rural areas, have built a house, and have a house number, and who live and live in rural areas; Zhahong (5) The original land acquisition has handled the local "agricultural to non-farming", and now requires "non-farming", such as the household registration and personnel are still living in the countryside; (6) Village committees that have been listed for "village resettlement" shall not handle the relocation of "non-rural conversion" to the village committee that has been planned for "village resettlement" but has not yet been listed, and the above items (4) and (5) shall not handle the "non-rural resettlement" relocation.

Hukou merger means that there is no distinction between urban and rural hukou.

China's hukou is divided into rural hukou and urban hukou, and the state's guidelines and policies for changing the old hukou are different. At different stages of development, the state has set different tasks and targets for urban and rural areas, and has corresponding policies and support for the promotion of appropriate nuclear products. However, the state has always attached great importance to the hukou system, and the state has given different preferential policies and support funds according to different regions and different household registrations.

With the rapid advancement of urbanization, more and more rural people have begun to work in the cities, hoping to settle down in the cities and enjoy better medical education and other advanced resources. This will lead to a large loss of rural population, seriously hindering the construction of new rural areas, and will gradually exacerbate the imbalance of social resources, which runs counter to the goal of common prosperity.

Therefore, the state implements the policy of merging household registration, merging rural and urban household registration into household registration, abolishing the distinction between rural and urban households, and breaking down the development barriers caused by the classification of household registration.

The role of the hukou

1. Hukou is a sign that the state confirms and protects the legitimate rights and interests of the registered person in accordance with the law, and the statutory certificate and information services it provides are the indispensable premise and foundation for citizens' normal activities and exchanges.

2. Hukou is the necessary foundation for municipal administration and other administrative management related to communities, households, and populations, and its identification of identity, rights and responsibilities, and the support for the division of jurisdiction, are the necessary foundation for all judicial activities in all countries.

3. The household registration can prove personal identity; Hukou refers to the legal document produced by the administrative organ in charge of household administration of the state to record and retain the basic information of the household population, and it is also the identity certificate of each of our citizens.

According to China's current household registration management system, there are differences and restrictions between rural and urban hukou. Under normal circumstances, the rural hukou cannot be directly converted into an urban hukou.

However, China has introduced some policies and measures that can make some rural hukou "urban-rural integrated hukou" enjoy the treatment of urban hukou. These policies and measures are mainly aimed at groups that contribute to urban work and employment consumption, including entrepreneurs, skilled talents, professionals and personnel in key service industries, as well as some special regions and special groups.

In addition, the problem of transferring rural hukou to urban hukou can also be solved in disguise through some special circumstances, such as after the specified time, after living or working in the town for a certain number of years in accordance with the regulations, it is also possible to apply for the treatment of urban hukou.

Specific policies and procedures may vary depending on the region and details, so it is recommended to analyze the specific situation and apply and operate according to local policies, regulations and requirements.

1. The pros and cons of moving from rural to urban hukou.

1. The benefits of moving from rural to urban hukou are as follows:

1) High-quality educational resources;

2) more employment opportunities;

3) social welfare is relatively good;

4) The infrastructure is relatively sound. The disadvantages of moving from rural to urban hukou are as follows:

1) There is no way to enjoy rural homesteads;

2) the inability to allocate rural arable land;

3) Lack of access to rural cooperative medical care. It is necessary to maintain the legitimate migration of the people in the public in accordance with the provisions of the state.

2. Legal basis: Article 4 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration.

The household registration authority shall establish a household registration book.

In cities, on water, and in towns with public security police stations, each household shall be issued a household registration booklet.

In rural areas, cooperatives are issued household registration books;

Accounts other than cooperatives are not issued with a household register.

The household register and the matters registered in the household register have the effect of proving citizenship.

2. What are the precautions for the use of household registration book.

1. The household registration book has the legal effect of proving the citizenship status and the mutual relationship between family members, and is the main basis for the household registration authorities to conduct household registration investigation and verification. When the staff of the household registration authority conducts household registration investigation and verification, the head of the household or the member of the household shall take the initiative to submit the household registration book for inspection;

2. The head of the household shall keep the household registration book properly, and it is strictly forbidden to alter, transfer or lend it without permission. If there is any loss, it must be reported to the household registration authority immediately;

3. The right to register in the household registration book belongs to the household registration authority, and no other unit or individual shall make any record in the book;

4. If there is any increase or decrease in personnel or change in registration items, the household registration book shall be reported to the household registration authority for registration;

5. If the whole household moves out of the jurisdiction of the household registration, the household registration book shall be cancelled to the household registration authority.

Rural hukou. It is completely possible to turn the year into an urban hukou, but after the change to an urban hukou, the interests and dividends in the village have nothing to do with you.

In any of the following circumstances, the urban hukou can be transferred to the rural hukou:

1) Graduates who have "converted from agriculture to non-farming" due to studying in colleges and technical schools, and have no job after graduation, and are arranged to return to their hometowns;

(2) One of the husband and wife has an agricultural household registration, and the non-agricultural household registration party has no fixed occupation in urban areas and lives and lives in rural areas;

(3) Unmarried persons who do not have a fixed occupation or residence in cities and towns, and who live or live in rural areas with their parents;

4) Individuals, spouses, and unmarried children who have no fixed occupation in urban areas, have a residential base in rural areas, have built houses, and have house numbers, and live and live in rural areas;

5) The original land requisition register has handled the local "agricultural to non-farming", and now requires "the first poor non-agricultural to non-farming", such as the household registration and personnel are still living in the countryside;

6) Village committees that have been listed as "village to residence" shall not handle the "non-farming" relocation;

7) Village committees that have planned to "change village to residence" but have not yet been listed shall not handle the "non-farming" relocation in items (4) and (5) above.

The advantage of rural and urban hukou is that they can own land before use, such as homesteads, contracted land, and forest land, and rural contracted land and forest land can also enjoy certain subsidies. If you are a farmer living in the suburbs of the city, the value of the land will also appreciate, and you can also get a certain subsidy for buying a house in the city. The advantage of urban hukou is that you can apply for affordable housing and limited-price housing, and it is more convenient for children to go to school.

Legal basis

Article 10 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration Article 10 If a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of his or her household registration, he or the head of the household shall report to the household registration authority for moving out of the household registration before moving out, obtain the migration certificate, and cancel the household registration.

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

Citizens moving to border areas must obtain the approval of the public security organs of the county, city, or municipal district where they habitually reside.