Hello, in this case, I guess you are not a local resident in Shanghai.

To receive maternity benefits, the woman needs to pay social security.

You can pay as long as you work in the company.

I have now downloaded a piece of information on this aspect that you can take a look at.

Don't know if it helps you.

According to the "Decision of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government on Amending the "Shanghai Urban Maternity Insurance Measures"" (Shanghai Municipal People's Government Order No. 11), the minimum standard of maternity living allowance for women giving birth in this city is no longer linked to the average monthly salary of the city's employees in the previous year.

, the minimum monthly maternity living allowance is now determined to be 2,892 yuan.

If the monthly maternity living allowance standard for women who give birth or have miscarriages since 2009 is lower than 2,892 yuan, it will be calculated as 2,892 yuan.

Shanghai Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau March 31, 2009 The following is searched from the Internet, you can refer to it.

A complete guide to handling maternity insurance in Shanghai (including all policy details, a must-read for mothers)!

It is no exaggeration to say that Shanghai’s maternity insurance is the most comprehensive, thorough and considerate in China.

Mothers in Shanghai are quite blessed!

So, are you covered by this city’s maternity insurance?

If so, be sure to find out how Shanghai’s maternity insurance system benefits your family?

How are you provided with protection and subsidies in terms of finance, employment, etc.?

Mothers who have not received it must read the following content carefully!

Question: Regarding the specific regulations and handling details of maternity insurance, is there a special consultation hotline?

Answer: Yes.

For specific consultation, you can call the Shanghai Social Security Telephone Consultation Center (or Shanghai Labor and Social Security Telephone Consultation Center): 12333. Question: Which childbearing women can apply for maternity insurance benefits?

Answer: Women who give birth in any of the following situations can apply for maternity insurance benefits in accordance with the provisions of the "Measures": (1) Working women with urban household registration in this city, whose units have participated in this city's urban social insurance and established according to regulations

(2) Unemployed women with urban household registration in this city participate in this city’s urban social insurance and establish personal accounts in accordance with regulations when working in the city; (3) Freelancers and informal workers with urban household registration in this city

Employment labor organization personnel who participate in this city’s urban social insurance and have established personal accounts in accordance with regulations; (4) Other childbearing women who are employed in this city’s urban units and pay social insurance premiums according to the payment ratio stipulated in this city’s urban social insurance.

Question: What are “planned births”?

Answer: A woman who gives birth to a child who meets one of the following circumstances is considered a "planned childbirth": (1) She has a planned first child; (2) She meets the conditions for a planned second child and has been approved by the municipal or district or county family planning committee.

Approved; (3) It is a planned birth but the pregnancy is miscarried.

Q: What does maternity insurance include?

Answer: Maternity insurance includes maternity living allowance and maternity medical expense subsidy.

Question: How to apply for maternity insurance benefits (maternity living allowance and maternity medical expense subsidy)?

What information needs to be provided at the same time?

Answer: 1. After giving birth or miscarriage, pregnant women who meet the conditions for maternity insurance benefits can go directly to the nearest district or county social insurance agency to apply for maternity insurance benefits.

When receiving the application, you need to fill out the "Application Form for Maternity Insurance" at the counter and provide the following materials, including one original and one copy each: (1) Personal identity card (2) Marriage certificate of both spouses (3) Household registration of both spouses

This (4) hospital issues a "reproductive medical certificate", that is, a discharge summary, which indicates whether the birth was natural or difficult. (5) The hospital issues a "birth certificate" for the baby, a nationally unified (6) current savings card (card issued under the woman's real name): Shanghai Pudong Development Bank

, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Bank of Shanghai, Agricultural Bank of China, and Postal Savings and Remittance.

(7) If another child is approved, a childbirth approval letter issued by the city or district or county population and family planning administrative department must be provided.

(8) Unemployed women giving birth are also required to provide a Labor Handbook approved by the unemployment insurance agency.

(9) Women who give birth to participate in the city's rural social insurance must also provide the "Maternity Insurance Benefit Application Form (Rural Insurance)" issued by the district or county rural social pension insurance management center where their rural insurance account is located.

(10) Women who give birth to children who are not registered in this city must also provide a certificate of permission to give birth issued by the family planning administrative department of the county-level people's government or the township (town) people's government or sub-district office where the household registration is located.

(11) Childbearing women who meet the conditions for maternity insurance benefits can entrust others to handle the application procedures after giving birth or miscarriage. The entrusted person must also provide his or her ID card (original and copy) and the entrusting letter of authorization.