According to the "Hukou Registration Regulations of the People's Republic of China"

"Article 10 When a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of his or her household registration, he or the head of the household must register with his household registration before moving out. The agency declares relocation registration, obtains the migration certificate, and cancels the household registration. Citizens who move from rural areas to cities must hold an employment certificate from the urban labor department, an admission certificate from the school, or a certificate from the urban household registration authority approving the move, and submit it to the place of permanent residence. The household registration authority applies for relocation procedures. Citizens who move to border areas must obtain approval from the public security authorities of the county, city, or municipal district of their permanent residence.

The first step is to go to the police station where the household registration is originally located to apply for a relocation permit (you need to bring your ID card, household registration book and other documents. If you are required to have your own house in the local area, you must also show a valid residence permit. The real estate certificate in your own name does not count the real estate of your parents and brothers.)

The second step is to go to the police station where the person’s current household registration is located, show the relocation permit, and ask them to help the person transfer the household registration online.

The third step is to go back to the police station where the household registration is originally located and confirm the transfer of household registration (it is best to pull a new household registration book there, because the old household registration book cannot be used due to the transfer of household registration), the local police station The person concerned will be issued a moving account change contact sheet.

The fourth step is to take the move-in change order to the neighborhood committee with jurisdiction over the area to register. This is the last step, so remember.