Yeongju City Operates 'Visiting Transfer Window' at Gyeongbuk College

On-site Transfer Registration, Guide to Various Benefits

On the 17th, Yeongju City operated a 'Visiting Transfer Registration Desk' at Gyeongbuk College.

The Visiting Transfer Registration Desk is a policy project that visits locations where many people find it difficult to visit administrative welfare centers due to their busy daily lives, providing on-site transfer registration administrative services along with promoting Yeongju City's population policy.

Some students who have moved from other regions to Yeongju City for their studies and are residing there are unaware of the obligation to register their transfer, causing delays in transfer registration. Transfer registration is an essential procedure for protecting rights under the Housing Lease Protection Act and for receiving subsidy benefits.

At the transfer registration desk on this day, services such as transfer registration, subsidy application reception, and health insurance additional certificate application agency were provided to students. Additionally, various support projects promoted by the city and information on transfer policies were also provided and publicized.

The city supports university students who have changed their resident registration address from other cities, counties, or districts to Yeongju and enrolled in local universities with a transfer support fund (Yeongju Love Gift Certificate worth 300,000 KRW) and annually provides 1,000,000 KRW for dormitory (jeon/wolse) fees during their enrollment period (4 years, totaling 4,000,000 KRW). For students from Yeongju enrolling in local universities, 500,000 KRW per year is provided as living expenses during their enrollment period (4 years, totaling 2,000,000 KRW).

In particular, students and staff who register their transfer through the Visiting Transfer Registration Desk will receive the transfer support fund (Yeongju Love Gift Certificate worth 300,000 KRW) in a lump sum six months later without a separate application.

Hong Seong-ho, Director of the Local Era Policy Office of Yeongju City, stated, “We are actively encouraging transfer registration by informing students who have not changed their address to Yeongju of the various benefits they can enjoy as Yeongju citizens,” and added, “We will continue to operate the Visiting Transfer Registration Desk to improve administrative efficiency and resident convenience.”

An Yeongju city employee is holding a promotional pamphlet and promoting the current student support program.

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