Is the residence permit valid nationwide? How to apply for a residence permit

No, the residence certificate is not unified across the country, nor is it universal. Each place has its own lay organization, and some of them can apply for their own residence permits, such as Beijing Residence Forest. However, some of the most common ones are the resident certificates of the temples issued by each temple itself.

In other places, lay people only take refuge in their gurus, and there is no special lay certificate. And all kinds of lay certificates, some temples are only local, some are even only for the monks who have taken refuge in the monastery, and some are recognized as the most influential local probative and do not recognize others, such as the monk certificate obtained after the conversion of the monk Lin in Beijing, and many temples in Beijing can be free of charge. There is also a lack of credibility because there are many forgeries.

Therefore, the temple can not fully recognize.

In addition, most of the temples are not the temple's own industry, but the national and local cultural tourism, landscaping and other departments under the industry, are waiting to be shared from the ticket price, how can it be free to witness? Temples have no right to speak, this is a problem in China's religious system, and it cannot be changed for the time being. Look at Taiwan, Hong Kong and other places, all religious sites, temples of all sizes are free to visit, and you don't need any lay certificates.

Legal analysis: The handling of the lay certificate needs to be at least 18 years old, love the country and the religion, abide by the law, respect the teacher and respect the Taoist believers to take refuge in the Tao, the Taoist palace will issue the identity certificate of the monk, it is the identity certificate of the layman.

Legal basis: Article 6, Paragraph 8 of the Measures for the Administration of Taoist Gongguan Gongguan can accept citizens who believe in Taoism as laymen. Taoist laymen must abide by the palace management system and not interfere in the affairs of the palace.

Legal Analysis: Yes. According to the relevant regulations, religious professionals of the same religion as the religious activity sites in the tourist sites, or religious believers of the same religion who have held initiation ceremonies and hold valid certificates (such as lay certificates and refuge certificates carried by Buddhist and Taoist believers at home) shall be exempted from admission fees when entering the tourist sites and going to the religious activity sites, except for the fees for providing cableways, sightseeing cars, yachts and other services in the tourist sites.

Legal basis: Notice of the National Development and Reform Commission on Issues Concerning the Implementation of Preferential Admission Fees for Religious Persons at Tourist Sites Related to Religious Activity Sites

2. Admission fees shall be waived for the following persons entering the tourist sites and going to places of religious activities, except for the fees for the services provided in the tourist sites, such as cableways, sightseeing cars, and yachts.

1) Religious professionals and their staff members who belong to religious activity sites in tourist sites;

2) Religious professionals of the same religion as the religion to which the religious activity sites in the tourist sites belong, or religious believers of the same religion who have held initiation ceremonies and hold valid certificates (such as the layman certificates and refuge certificates of Buddhist and Taoist believers).

A layman certificate is a certificate of refuge. The certificate of refuge is the certificate of laymanship. The meaning of layman is that we practice Buddhism at home, and we are casually referred to as layman.

You call 114 in your local area and ask to see that there is a temple in **. Because I'm not from Tianjin, I don't know the specifics, if I really can't find the temple. Then you can contact me again.

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If you become a layman, all the activities of the temple depend on whether you go there or not, and no one forces you. As for the precepts. Three refuges and five precepts.

Of course, it depends on your self-control, and it is best to keep the precepts. If you can't hold it, then take your time. There's a process for everything.