Rural hukou has a house in the city. Do I have to pay a borrowing fee for my child to go to school i

As long as it is within the direction of your house, the school should not be required to pay the interpretation fee.

You can draw a piece of the house wherever you want.

You don't need to pay a borrowing fee, a real estate contract, or a real estate certificate.

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Now there is no borrowing fee, the hukou is not in the city may not work, food therapy, it must be useful, it depends on whether your hukou moves over If you move to the building, you don't have to pay to go to school. But I don't think there's any borrowing fee anymore.

No, you don't. As long as you have a real estate certificate, you can enroll.

The borrowing fee is a fee charged for students borrowing across provinces, cities (prefectures), counties (cities, districts) and occupying a certain amount of local teaching resources.

According to the Decision of the Ministry of Education on Amending and Abolishing Some Regulations promulgated by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China on December 24, 2010, the phrase "and may be charged in accordance with the relevant regulations" in Article 12 of the "Regulations on the Administration of Primary Schools" and the notice issued by the Ministry of Finance and the National Development and Reform Commission decided to cancel and stop the collection of 100 administrative fees nationwide from January 1, 2009, of which 10 involve the education sector, including compulsory education borrowing fees, degree certificate production fees, The cost of higher education diplomas, foreign language and computer level examination certificates, and the examination fees for comprehensive ability examinations for college students, etc.

Therefore, there is no borrowing fee now, just say.

First, there is no borrowing fee, but the child is required to be within the school district of the specific school in Kili.

Second, if you can, you can buy a school district house.

Move your child's hukou to a specific property.

Third, the purchase of a house and settlement procedures:

1. Hukou book or (the first page of the hukou book requires the seal of the Provincial Public Security Bureau + the special seal of the police station + the signature of the undertaker) or the certificate of household registration (if the hukou book cannot be provided, you can be in the place where the household registration is located.)

Issuance of household registration certificates;

2. ID card.

Original and photocopy;

3. Real estate certificate.

Original and photocopy;

4. Purchase contract.

The original and photocopy of the original (provided by those who have not applied for the real estate certificate) and the record certificate of the commercial housing (attached to the purchase contract);

5. Summary of housing information (issued by the Municipal Housing Management Bureau);

6. Original and copy of real estate invoice (provided by one-time payment);

7. The original and copy of the loan contract (provided by the mortgage buyer) and the repayment certificate (at the lending bank.

Proof of repayment records for six consecutive months);

8. "Certificate of House Number" (it is recommended to issue the "Occupancy Certificate" at the property management office of the community first, and then issue it at the police station where the house is located);Fill out the "Household Application Form".

9. Go to the police station to print a new household registration book and apply for a new ID card.

Household registration, also known as household registration, refers to a 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. It is also the proof of identity of each of our citizens. Household registration is a public certificate book in which natural persons are registered and issued certificates according to their households, and the items recorded include the name, date of birth, relatives, marital status, etc. of natural persons.

It is to identify natural persons as civil subjects.

Basic legal documents of legal status. Residence permit.

The holder shall enjoy labor and employment in accordance with the law in the place of residence and participate in social insurance.

The right to deposit, withdraw and use the housing provident fund.

Article 12 of the Provisional Regulations on Residence Permits The holder of the residence permit shall enjoy the right to work and employment, participate in social insurance, and deposit, withdraw and use the housing provident fund in accordance with the law in the place of residence. People** at or above the county level and their relevant departments shall provide the following basic public services to residence permit holders:

1) Compulsory education;

2) Basic public employment services;

(3) Basic public health services and family planning services;

4) Public cultural and sports services;

5) Legal aid and other legal services;

6) Other basic public services provided for by the state. Article 13 Residence permit holders shall enjoy the following conveniences at their place of residence:

1) Handle entry and exit documents in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state;

2) Renew or reissue resident identity cards in accordance with relevant state regulations;

3) Motor vehicle registration;

4) Apply for a motor vehicle driver's license.

5) Sign up for professional qualifications.

examinations, applications for the granting of professional qualifications;

6) Registration for birth services and other family planning certificates.

Materials;7) Other facilitation provided for by the state. Article 14: Relevant departments and local people at all levels.

and its relevant departments shall actively create conditions to gradually expand the scope of public services and facilitation for residence permit holders, raise service standards, and periodically announce to the public the scope of public services and facilitation enjoyed by residence permit holders.

If the child's hukou is not local, there is no need to pay the borrowing fee for primary school.

Because now our country is adopting nine years of compulsory education. Therefore, public schools do not charge any fees.

All you need to do is bring the lease contract, household registration booklet, and a one-year social security certificate to the local primary school.

If the child's hukou is not in the local area, then he does not need to pay the borrowing fee to go to school, and if he can go to school normally, he does not need to pay the borrowing fee, but if he records it through some methods, then it is necessary to communicate with the school.

Now the state seems to have abolished the borrowing fee, only saying that the child's household registration is not local, and there is no need to pay the borrowing fee for primary school.

If your child's hukou is not local, if you want to go to another school, it is now a year without any study fees, and you will not be allowed to pay for the nine years of compulsory education.

The child now has a nine-year compulsory education task, regardless of whether the child has a local household registration or not, and does not have to pay the borrowing fee for primary school here.

Hello, I'm glad to answer this question for you, then your question is the child's hukou, he is not in the local primary school, does he need to pay the borrowing fee? Personally, I think this mainly depends on the policies of various places, ah, if you are in this place, if you have paid social security, it should be said that children can study here.

Legal Analysis: Generally not. Since the regulations vary from place to place, please contact your school for details.

Generally speaking, if you want your child to go to school in the school district of your city, you should move your child's and their parents' hukou to the police station where the property is located. For children to go to school, many urban school districts stipulate that they must meet the "two consistencies", that is, the household registration of school-age children within a certain administrative area is consistent with the household registration of their parents (or other legal guardians) and is single-household, and the household registration address of school-age children and teenagers is consistent with the real estate certificate address of their parents (or other legal guardians).

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 before moving out of Yexianghuai for registration, obtain a migration certificate, and cancel his or her household registration. Citizens moving from rural areas to urban areas must apply to the household registration authorities of their habitual 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.

Yes, now the real estate certificate is subject to it, and it has nothing to do with the household registration, as long as the real estate certificate belongs to which school district you belong to, you can go to school in **.

If you buy a house in the city, you can go to school.

If you buy a house in the city, you can go to school in the city. Public schools in the city require both the real estate certificate of the school district and the household registration of the school district, that is, "having a house and a household" can enroll normally.

The Compulsory Education Law clearly stipulates that where school-age children and adolescents receive compulsory education in the place where their parents or other legal guardians work or live, the local people** shall provide them with equal conditions for receiving compulsory education.

Generally, no. Since the regulations vary from place to place, please contact your school for details. Generally speaking, if you want your child to go to school in the school district of the city where you are located, you should move the household registration of the child and his parents to the police station where the property is located.

For children to go to school, many urban school districts stipulate that they must meet the "two consistencies", that is, the household registration of school-age children and teenagers within a certain administrative area is consistent with the household registration of their parents (or other legal guardians) and is single-household, and the household registration address of school-age children and teenagers is consistent with the address of their parents' (or their legal guardians) real estate certificates.

1. Can I go to school if I have a house in the urban area with a rural hukou?

1. Yes, the principle of children going to school is to enroll in the nearest school, and the school is in the place of household registration, and the school is not in the place of household registration, and the regulations of the local education administrative department are related, and you can consult the school or the education department.

2. Legal basis: Article 12 of the Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China.

School-age children and teenagers are exempt from entrance examinations. Local people** at all levels shall ensure that school-age children and adolescents are enrolled in the nearest school for the area of their household registration.

Where parents or other legal guardians work or reside in a place other than their household registration for school-age children or teenagers who receive compulsory education at the place where their parents or other legal guardians work or reside, the local elderly people** shall provide them with equal conditions for receiving compulsory education. Specific measures shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

The people's education administrative departments at the county level shall ensure that the children of military personnel within their respective administrative areas receive compulsory education.

2. What is the process of going to school in the urban area with a rural hukou?

2. Parents should contact the transfer school with the transfer contact form and relevant certificates, and the transfer school will pay attention to the transfer school to determine whether they agree to the transfer;

3. After the parents get the consent to transfer in, they should collect the form, fill in the form, pay attention to the transfer, and fill in the transfer certificate in triplicate;

4. Parents and students should bring the transfer certificate to the transfer school for registration purposes, and the transfer school will send the transfer letter to the Basic Education Department of the Education Bureau for approval;

5. Send the completed transfer report form to the central school to be transferred to for archiving;

6. Send the receipt of the transfer certificate to the school for archiving.