The subsistence allowance is based on family considerations. Only when the economic situation of the whole family meets the subsistence allowance conditions can you apply for subsistence allowance.

First, the rural minimum living security conditions

(A) the conditions for applying for rural subsistence allowances

Apply for rural subsistence allowances should also meet the following conditions:

1, holding county agricultural permanent residence.

2. Rural residents who live in rural areas and whose families contract land.

3. The per capita annual net income and actual living standard of family members living together are lower than the local rural minimum living standard (specifically ask the local civil affairs department).

(two) the materials needed to apply for rural subsistence allowances.

1, written application. 2. Household registration book of family members. 3.* * * Take photos with family members who live together. 4, land, forest, water contract or certificate. 5. Proof of migrant workers' income. 6, divorced families involved in maintenance, support, support should provide proof of divorce. 7. Families of non-agricultural registered permanent residence personnel should provide proof of income of non-agricultural registered permanent residence personnel. 8. If there is any dispute over the ability to work, a valid health certificate shall be provided. 9. Disabled persons provide disability certificates. 10, other relevant materials required by the examination and approval authority.

(C) the calculation of rural household net income

The net income of rural households shall be calculated on an annual basis, including the sum of all family members' annual net income from agricultural and sideline production and other legitimate labor and business income, mainly including:

1, productive income such as planting, aquaculture and handicraft industry.

2. Income from wholesale and retail trade and catering industry.

3. Income of migrant workers in social service industry.

4, the village collective economic distribution income.

5, due to land acquisition, demolition or other reasons, one-time compensation income after deducting the cost of housing reconstruction and brief decoration, after deducting the family's non-essential expenses in the current year.

6. Inheritance or property income.

7. Self-sufficient income in kind (converted at market price).

8, the purchase of lottery tickets, lotteries and other prize-winning sales revenue.

9. Other income that should be calculated.