Legal basis: Guiding opinions of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the Ministry of Finance on doing a good job in urban housing security family rental subsidies.
(a) to study and formulate access conditions. All localities should study and formulate access conditions such as housing, income and property for families applying for rental subsidies. In principle, the per capita disposable income of families applying for rental subsidies should be lower than a certain proportion of the per capita disposable income of local towns. The specific conditions and proportions are determined by local research, dynamically adjusted and announced to the public.
(2) Determine the subsidy standard. All localities should determine the rental subsidy standards of different grades in combination with factors such as the rent level of the local housing rental market, the payment ability and financial level of families applying for subsidies. Specific standards are determined by local research, dynamically adjusted and announced to the public.
(3) Reasonably determine the rental subsidy area. All localities should combine the number of family members applying for rental subsidies and the per capita housing area in the region to reasonably determine the standard of rental subsidies. Housing security families should rent small and medium-sized houses in principle, and the per capita rental subsidy area should not exceed 60 square meters, and the excess should be borne by the housing security families themselves.