(1) Unified settlement withdrawal at retirement.

The withdrawal of military housing provident fund is usually a unified settlement withdrawal when military personnel retire. Because the military provident fund is not linked to the local government, it can only be withdrawn at the same time when the retirement fee is settled.

Specific extraction process: military housing funds (housing provident fund and housing subsidies) are directly distributed to individuals, mainly including demobilized military cadres, civilian cadres and non-commissioned officers, as well as demobilized military cadres, civilian cadres and non-commissioned officers who have purchased housing. Demobilized officers, civilian cadres and non-commissioned officers who have not yet purchased housing will be transferred from their personal housing fund accounts to local receiving units or designated bank accounts after leaving the army housing.

For demobilized officers, civilian cadres and non-commissioned officers transferred to local receiving units who have not purchased housing, they need to issue a resignation certificate (retirement certificate) when they leave the army, and then bring the retirement certificate to the local housing provident fund management center for extraction.

(2) vacate military housing

Soldiers who participate in the collection of housing provident fund can receive individual housing provident fund after vacating military housing and continue to participate in the collection of housing provident fund.

However, what needs to be explained here is that it is required in the regulations to vacate military housing before approval, that is to say, the prerequisite is that military housing will no longer be enjoyed. Some units will require that they no longer enjoy military housing benefits before they can apply, but the implementation is also more complicated.