The latest policy requirements for returning children from other places to Shanghai
In recent years, with the increase in population mobility, the phenomenon of non-local residents giving birth in first-tier cities such as Shanghai has gradually increased. In order to better manage the population and optimize the allocation of urban resources, the Shanghai Municipal Government recently issued the latest policy requirements for children returning from other places to Shanghai.
According to the new policy, there have been some adjustments to the conditions and procedures for non-local residents to give birth in Shanghai. Couples who plan to have children must have legal and stable residence certificates in Shanghai and have paid social insurance in Shanghai for more than three consecutive years. This requirement is intended to ensure that childbearers can live in Shanghai stably for a long time and assume corresponding social responsibilities.
Couples who are residents from other places need to provide relevant medical certificates to ensure that they are in good health and suitable for childbirth. This requirement is to protect maternal and infant health and reduce the birth of high-risk mothers and infants. At the same time, non-local residents also need to undergo fertility examinations and consultations through hospitals designated by the Shanghai Municipal Health and Family Planning Department to ensure the safety and smooth progress of the birth process.
Residents from other places need to meet certain economic conditions before returning to Shanghai to give birth. The annual family income of both spouses needs to meet a certain standard, and relevant income certificates need to be provided. This requirement is intended to avoid a decline in the quality of life caused by excessive financial pressure and affect the growth and development of children.
The new policy also stipulates restrictions for non-local residents returning to Shanghai to give birth. If one party to the couple has given birth to a child in Shanghai before, the other party cannot choose to give birth in Shanghai again. This provision is to prevent couples from obtaining more Shanghai household registration resources through childbearing and ensure the reasonable distribution of resources.
The Shanghai Municipal Government has introduced the latest policy requirements for returning children from other places to Shanghai, aiming to better manage the population and optimize urban resources. These policy requirements limit the reproductive rights of non-local residents in Shanghai to a certain extent, but they are also out of consideration for urban development and social stability. It is hoped that these policies can promote the rationalization of population management and the effective use of social resources, and contribute to the sustainable development of Shanghai.
Latest policy: List of requirements for returning to Shanghai for childbirth
With the progress of society and the improvement of people\’s living standards, more and more people choose to give birth elsewhere. After choosing to give birth abroad, one problem many people face is how to return to their place of origin. Recently, the Shanghai Municipal Government issued a new policy that clarifies the requirements and procedures for children returning to Shanghai after giving birth outside the city.
According to the latest policy, families returning to Shanghai to give birth to children from other places need to meet certain conditions. The family must have legal and stable work and residence certificates in Shanghai. Families must have certain economic conditions and be able to provide good living security and educational environment for their children. Families returning to Shanghai after giving birth abroad need to provide relevant certification materials, including hospital birth certificates and migration consent certificates issued by the place of household registration, etc.
After meeting the above conditions, families returning to Shanghai to give birth to children from other places need to follow certain procedures to complete relevant procedures. Families need to go through the relocation procedures at the local police station in Shanghai. When going through the relocation procedures, families need to provide relevant supporting documents and fill out a relocation application form. Afterwards, the police station will review relevant materials and conduct verification. After review, families will receive a relocation certificate, which is a necessary document for returning to Shanghai.
After obtaining the migration certificate, the family needs to prepare some other materials, including household registration book, ID card, etc., and go to the place of household registration to register for migration according to the prescribed time and place. When registering for relocation, families need to fill in relevant forms and submit relevant materials. After being reviewed by the household registration office, the family will officially move back to the place of original registered residence.
It is worth noting that families returning to Shanghai to give birth to children from other places need to bear certain expenses. When going through relocation procedures and relocation registration, families need to pay certain handling fees and related fees. Families also need to pay certain social security fees and education fees to ensure that their children can enjoy the same educational and medical resources as children registered in Shanghai.
Returning to Shanghai after giving birth outside of town is a challenging task for families. With the latest policy issued by the Shanghai Municipal Government, the requirements and procedures for returning children to Shanghai after giving birth from abroad have been clarified. Families only need to meet relevant conditions and follow the prescribed procedures to successfully return to their place of origin. This will provide more choices and convenience for families giving birth outside of town and promote a virtuous cycle of population mobility and social development.
