A new step has been taken in the relocation of rural hukou, and five situations can be relocated to the village
Introduction: The economic development and improvement of living conditions in rural areas have attracted many residents who have moved to cities in the past, and they hope to return to their rural areas of origin. In the past, it was quite difficult to move the hukou, but with the adjustment of national policies, it is now possible to move the hukou back to the countryside in many cases.
After retiring from the army, he returned to his rural family.
During military service, young people usually transfer their hukou to the army. But after retiring, they can go straight back to their place of origin. This policy guarantees everyone the right to return to their homeland, regardless of interference. Our homeland needs everyone's contribution, and our hometown welcomes everyone's return.
After completing their studies abroad, they will return to the rural household registration.
Like the military, college students who have gone to school in other places can also return to the rural area after graduation. This policy is designed to better handle school-related matters and personal matters. After graduation, most schools require students to leave school according to regulations, and if students need to return to their rural hometowns, the village collectives must also accept students according to regulations.
One spouse comes from a rural family and the other spouse returns to a rural family.
According to the Marriage Law, if one of the spouses is in the countryside, the other spouse can move into the village at any time. This provision has existed since ancient times and belongs to the category of kinship transfer.
Those with urban hukou who own homestead land and farmland return to rural hukou.
Until economic development and improvement of living conditions in rural areas, it is not possible to transfer the hukou back to the rural areas after it has been transferred to the cities. However, with the rapid development of the rural economy, the policy has also been adjusted accordingly, allowing urban farmers and arable land owners to return to the countryside. The village committee must accept it in accordance with the regulations and must not refuse to accept it for any reason.
Young entrepreneurs return or rural revitalization talents return to rural households.
In recent years, the state has accelerated the cultivation of rural talents and the pace of rural revitalization by encouraging young and promising entrepreneurs to return to their hometowns to start businesses. All villages that meet the requirements of the policy are welcome to return to their hometowns to start businesses. Their return has had a positive impact on rural development and rural prosperity.
Conclusion. The above are the five situations in which you can return to the rural household registration at present. Compared with the past, the current policy is more open and flexible, and more respectful of individual choices and wishes. The adjustment reflects the recognition of the value of talents and the importance of rural development. As the saying goes, talent is the first resource. Only by providing everyone with opportunities and places to display their talents can we stimulate their potential and promote the progress and development of society. It is believed that with the increase of adjustment and the improvement of policies, everyone will have more opportunities and channels to return to the countryside they love, reunite with their families, and contribute to the development of their hometown.