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Shenzhen relaxes the application conditions for new energy indicators without paying basic medical insurance for two consecutive years

Applying for new energy indicators in big cities such as "Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen" requires certain conditions, which limits the lives of non-local people. Now, Shenzhen has good news.

Shenzhen relaxes the application conditions for new energy indicators without paying basic medical insurance for two consecutive years

New energy vehicles

On December 14, Shenzhen today issued the "Notice of the Shenzhen Municipal Transportation Bureau on Adjusting the Individual Application Conditions for the Incremental Indicators of New Energy Cars", decided to relax the application conditions for new energy indicators, and non-Shenzhen residents holding valid Shenzhen residence permits applied for the incremental indicators of new energy cars (including hybrid and pure electric cars), and did not require residence permit holders to pay (excluding supplementary payment) basic medical insurance in the city for more than 24 consecutive months.

The body of the notice is as follows:

Non-Shenzhen residents holding a valid Shenzhen residence permit, as well as overseas Chinese, Residents of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and foreigners applying for visas or residence permits in Shenzhen who hold valid identity certificates and register for temporary accommodation of overseas personnel in accordance with the provisions of the municipal public security organs, do not require holders of residence permits to pay (excluding supplementary payment) basic medical insurance in this city for more than 24 consecutive months; do not require overseas Chinese, residents of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, Foreigners who apply for visas or residence permits in this city have lived in this city for more than 9 months every year in the past 2 years. The other requirements stipulated in the Shenzhen Municipal Detailed Rules for the Implementation of incremental regulation and management of cars remain unchanged. This policy is effective from the date of publication and ends on December 31, 2022.

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