Is it recommended to move to medical school?

The students have already started school one after another, and after entering the university, the students will start their own independent life. However, there is one thing that parents and students are very confused about, because when they arrive at the university, the school will ask the students if they want to transfer their hukou to the school. Some people say that there are many advantages to changing the hukou, and if you stay in school, it is beneficial to buy a house and work in the local area.

Some people also say that if you have a rural hukou, it is better not to move. If the urban hukou is migrated, the urban hukou will not be able to enjoy some of the benefits enjoyed by the rural hukou. So should we move our hukou after we go to university, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of moving hukou?

Personally, I think there are still many advantages to moving hukou, and if you want to take the local civil service exam after graduation, having a local hukou is regarded as a competitive advantage. If you buy a car and a house in the future, there will be certain benefits, but the premise is whether you have the ability to develop in the city where the school is located after graduation, after all, if the school is in a first-tier city in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, it is difficult to take root in a first-tier city. Of course, if you are very strong, have enough academic qualifications, and have the ability to establish a foothold in a first-tier city after graduation, it is best to move into a hukou with more advantages.

If you have moved your hukou, you must pay attention to the fact that your hukou can only be maintained until you graduate from university, and if you get a job, you will be transferred to the place where you work, and if you are unemployed, your hukou will be sent back to your hometown. If you have a rural hukou and have moved into the location of the school. Returning to your place of origin means that you are still a non-agricultural hukou and cannot return to the rural hukou.

If you have moved your hukou to a school. It will indeed bring a lot of convenience to our lives, such as when we apply for a passport, or if we miss an ID card and need to reapply for a loss report, we don't need to go back to the place where we are registered to reissue it, just deal with it directly at the location of the campus, and we don't need to go back and forth between school and home. It saves time and doesn't have to be tired.

There are also students who do not have a driver's license, they can learn a driver's license directly at the location of the school, and they do not have to go back to learn a driver's license every winter and summer vacation.

If you are a student with a rural hukou, you must not move your hukou. I am a rural hukou, because I don't know much about the relocation of the hukou, so the school let the hukou move at the beginning, and I didn't think too much about the consequences. After graduating, my parents asked me to go back to my hometown for development, only to find out that I could not transfer my hukou back to my rural hometown.

I also don't enjoy the benefits of the rural hukou, but in the city, I don't have my own place to live. In a very awkward position. To this day, I regret the decision I made.

In fact, there is no specific conclusion on whether to transfer the account or not, mainly from person to person. If you want to go back to your hometown after graduation and you have a rural hukou, there is no need at all.

It's really not clear about the specifics, so it depends on what local policies are.

It is not recommended to move the hukou, it is very troublesome to move around.

If your home is in a rural area, don't move your hukou. Nowadays, it is very easy to go to the city in the countryside, but from the city. It is no longer possible to move back to the countryside.

And when you sign in to medical school, it's a collective hukou. I think it's better to keep your hukou in your hometown for now, and then move your hukou when you are going to buy a house in the future.

No school will tell you about moving your hukou.

However, it is up to you to decide whether or not to move your hukou.

I am a college student from another province studying in Xinjiang.

There is no such provision. You can transfer your hukou to go to university, or you can not do it, and it is completely voluntary. It is recommended not to transfer the account.

It belongs to the Xiangnan Community Police Station in Yuelu District.

I suggest you go to the first floor of the school office building and ask! There's an office there that takes care of this, so you can go and ask about it.

If you don't move your hukou halfway, you should still be in Changsha Medical College.

It is recommended to go to Changsha Medical College to inquire with the location of the household registration at that time.

Now that you've migrated, you're definitely going to be where you are.

It's best to ask the Public Security Bureau.

Your account will automatically move back to your home country when you withdraw from school!

Maybe you go to the local public security bureau and ask!

Now college students transfer their hukou is voluntary, but because some places, including urban and rural areas, there are hukou every year or shares, etc., and there may be no lap pant once the hukou is taken away

Hello, I am a student at Shanxi Medical University. If you want to move to Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, you can move, you need to go to your household registration within the time specified by the school, if you don't want to move, you can choose not to move.

Shanxi Medical University postgraduate examination materials.

If you want to move to college, you can choose not to move.

You don't have to move your hukou, but if you don't, you must apply for a temporary residence permit. It's not too much trouble.

You can not use it in the province. But the provinces must be moved.

I don't know much about the temporary residence permit.

If the relocation is on the Wutai campus.

It's not troublesome at all, as long as you have a temporary residence permit, the school will help you get it done, so you don't have to worry about it, and the card will be issued to you in the end.

If you don't move your hukou, you have to apply for a temporary residence permit, choose one of the two!

In my understanding, there is only one key question, and that is whether you want to stay in Beijing and settle down after graduation. If you don't move to the school in Beijing, you are equivalent to a double foreign student in terms of procedures, (but I don't know if this statement is right), from this year Beijing 12th Five-Year Plan to control the population, double foreign master is difficult to solve the hukou, we recruit people this year there is no double foreign, there used to be one every year, if your home is urban do not need to consider moving over, if it is rural, as long as you want to settle down in Beijing, you just don't move now when you graduate and find a job you have to move (then it is not necessarily possible to move), Otherwise, there will be no chance.

At present, the hukou is voluntarily moved by oneself. It's up to you to choose. But it's also the dream of many people to move to Beijing.

If it is a rural household registration, it will not be able to transfer back after transferring out. Weigh it yourself!

Whether to move or not to move the hukou The state regulations are voluntary, and not moving the hukou will not affect your scholarship or something.

That is, go to the household registration management office where your school is located, and bring your household registration materials to the police station where your original household registration is located.

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