What conditions can I apply for rural subsistence allowances?

Rural subsistence allowances vary from place to place. Please refer to:

1. What are the application conditions?

1. The household registration of family members belongs to this district. If the monthly per capita net income of family members living together is lower than the minimum living standard of local rural residents, and the family property status conforms to the provisions of the local people's government, any family member may apply to the domicile or habitual residence. ?

2. If the household registration of family members is in this district but not in the same township people's government (street office), the monthly per capita net income of family members living together is lower than the minimum living standard of local rural residents, and the family property status meets the provisions of the local people's government, one of the family members whose household registration location is consistent with their habitual residence can apply to their habitual residence; If the domicile is inconsistent with the habitual residence, family members may apply to the habitual residence. ?

3. If the household registration of family members is both local and non-local, and the monthly per capita net income of family members living together is lower than the minimum living standard of local rural residents, and the family property status conforms to the provisions of the local people's government, the family members whose household registration location is consistent with their habitual residence can apply to their household registration location. ?

Two, one, two kinds of rural minimum living conditions.

(1) Family members are totally or partially incapacitated; ?

(two) the per capita income of the family is lower than the rural minimum living standard; ?

(three) family property meets the requirements of local minimum living standards. ?

The first and second categories of rural subsistence allowances should also include:

1. Major family members who are pregnant, breast-feeding, caring for severely disabled or seriously ill patients, and raising preschool children by single parents can be regarded as partially incapacitated. ?

2. The main members of the family have the ability to work, and the non-main members have increased rigid large expenditures due to severe disabilities and serious diseases. They cannot make ends meet. ?