Can farmers pay social security? How should I pay? What are the payment methods?

Every year, many farmers have headaches because of social security issues. They have no jobs and don’t know where to consult. So can farmers pay social security? How should I pay? What are the payment methods? Let’s take a look with Feng Chao from Dongguan !

Can farmers pay social security? How should I pay? What are the payment methods?

1. Can farmers pay social security?

Farmers can pay for social security and can purchase it in their own name. Let's look at the specific steps below:

1. Application conditions

You must be a resident of a city (only residents of this city have files, which can be saved in employment agencies or talent agencies; those from other cities have files in local employment agencies or talent agencies, and can also apply for insurance through local employment agencies or talent agencies; rural residents do not have files, and cannot apply for personal insurance at this time.)

2. Application Methods

If locals need to purchase social insurance, they can go directly to the local land tax bureau to purchase it. If an individual is affiliated with an organization to handle social insurance, the purchase is made in the name of the human resources company.

The individual signs an agency contract with the human resources agency, submits relevant information, and pays social security fees and service fees. (Social security fees: composed of part paid by the enterprise and part paid by the individual), individuals purchase social security through an affiliated unit, and the total social security fees are paid by the individual. The agency will pay social security for individuals on a monthly basis.

People who need to purchase social insurance through an affiliated organization: freelancers, entrepreneurs, people in flexible employment, the temporarily unemployed or short-term workers.

2. How many ways are there for farmers to pay social security premiums?

1. Pay on time

It is mainly aimed at migrant workers with relatively stable incomes who can pay monthly, quarterly, annually or semi-annually.

As long as you have such an income rhythm, you can pay at fixed time intervals, and the payment amount can form a fixed proportion according to your own income.

2. One-time payment

Now many rural areas in our country have begun to allow farmers to make up for their pension insurance payments, which has attracted widespread attention from farmers. According to the supplementary payment requirements for rural pension insurance, men aged 45 and above and women aged 40 and above can make supplementary payments for pension insurance, but only for a maximum of 10 years; men aged 60 and above and women aged 50 and above can make supplementary payments for 15 years of pension insurance in one lump sum.

There are some differences in policies in different regions. You can consult the local social security bureau or other departments. It is still very common for rural people to pay social security nowadays. For the sake of your future life, you should pay more attention to it.