I am a fresh graduate, is it better to follow the people or put it in the countryside of my hometown

You're in a similar situation to me, so first of all, you have to consider:

1. If your work unit is a state-owned enterprise and you have always wanted to work there, then I suggest that you put your hukou in the collective hukou of your unit.

2. If your unit is a state-owned enterprise but you don't want to work in ** for a long time or your unit is a private enterprise, then it is recommended that your hukou go back to your hometown, because now the rural hukou is more popular.

3. If you want to live in your current place of work and buy a house in the future, move your hukou to the place where the house is located, which will not affect you at all if you get married and have children.

The above can be said to include all situations, depending on your situation, right?

It depends on whether your job in Taizhou is stable or unstable?

If it is stable, or wholeheartedly develops in Taizhou, then let Taizhou go, and in the future, it is convenient to start a family and start a business in Taizhou, and you can also enjoy various social services in Taizhou, such as medical treatment, children's schooling, etc.;

If it is unstable, and you are just passing by in Taizhou, then you should put it home, and it will be more convenient to handle everything in the future, at least you can ask your family to help you handle it, otherwise you will leave Taizhou and come all the way to Taizhou to open a family planning certificate or something, which will be enough for you to be annoyed at that time.

Where to put the hukou is still based on your own actual decision.

Haha, Taizhou folk.

It's better to follow people.

If you've been in Changshu.

In the future, it will be more convenient to get married, have children, etc.

Don't do it for a while, because you're not sure if you've been working in that city, and it may cause some unnecessary trouble after you move your hukou, which will be very bad at that time.

Don't, because this thing is easy to get and troublesome, and getting this doesn't mean that you are a city hukou. So there's no need for it, and you can have the ability to actually move to the city in the future.

It's better not to, because it is very difficult to survive well in the city, but you have to keep your rural hukou and have the opportunity to return to the countryside.

If you don't plan to return to the countryside, you can move your hukou to the city where you work, but in big cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, it is not recommended that you move your hukou, because it is very difficult to move your hukou in these places.

In the long run, it's better to transfer the hukou, and I'm not saying that there is discrimination against people with rural hukou or what, but now society really depends on the background.

Depending on your choice, if you feel that you are going to live in the city in the future, then you can move your hukou here, and if you don't want to be too far away from your hometown, then there is no need to move.

I don't think it's necessary, because the current rural hukou enjoys a lot of preferential national policies, but this also depends on your own personal situation, if you need to work, you can consider moving the hukou.

If you want to live in the city from the countryside and plan to develop in the city in the future, then you can move your hukou to the city, but if you don't have a lot of confidence, then you can put it in the countryside and go back later.

If the graduates decide to settle in the city where they work, then they can move their hukou to the city where they work, and if they still go home to settle down, then it is recommended not to move their hukou.

It depends on your personal situation, if you plan to live in the city all the time, then move the rural hukou to the city where you work, but if you don't have this plan, then don't go.

It's fitting that I can answer this question! Because I've experienced it myself, and it's the same as you. After graduating, I moved my hukou to the collective hukou where my work unit was located, and I completed the household registration procedures and ID card.

Just a year after entering the household, I heard that the location of my hometown (rural) was going to be expropriated. If there is no hukou, there will be no compensation, resettlement fees, and resettlement houses. Fortunately, my father was a village cadre who had just retired, so he quickly transferred my hukou from the unit back to his hometown after looking for a relationship, and finally completed it a few days before the hukou was frozen.

Later distributions were taken for granted. Through this incident, I found a lot of problems with the hukou system, which are summarized as follows:

1. It is best not to transfer the hukou to the university if the rural hukou is admitted to the university, because the policy now allows the hukou not to be transferred to the university. I didn't know it at the time, so I stupidly moved my hukou to go to university.

2. If you have moved to the university, it is best to find a way to move your hukou back to your hometown after graduation (provided that your hometown is still a rural hukou, with land and land, and has not been expropriated or converted from agriculture to non-farming), because to be honest, the gold content of the urban hukou is not as high as the rural hukou. In addition, there is also the payment of cultivation protection money, land compensation and so on.

3. If you move into the unit after graduation, if you have to stay in the unit or it is beneficial to stay in the unit. You can consider finding a way to move into your hometown. This does not affect your employment and work in the city.

4. If the children need to go to school in the city in the future, they need to weigh whether they need to move their hukou to the city. If the hometown is too remote, there is no possibility of being requisitioned. Then you can also consider moving to the city.

The above is what I knocked word by word, and I must adopt it!

1: The specific relocation --- or not--- you have to see how the local (Nanjing) household registration treatment is, such as if it is Beidong Paijing, Shanghai, Guangdong and other places, the urban household registration is quite good, of course, like Beijing, Nazhou Hecheng rural household registration is more popular than other urban household registration.

2: It's better to move out, which is very good for your child's future schooling. If you don't move, in the future, your child's school entrance examination and child's educational level will be limited, and now the child's school will become the first priority for parents, (now the credit for urban children is lower than that for rural children).

Or do you think about it, you shouldn't want to limit your child's future career and volatilization.