The subsistence allowance policy is a national welfare policy to ensure the basic livelihood of low-income people. The conditions for applying for urban subsistence allowance are: 1, residents (villages) with no source of income, no ability to work and no breadwinner.

2 residents who have received unemployment benefits or have not been re-employed after the expiration of unemployment benefits, and the per capita income of their families is lower than the standard of living security.

3. Residents whose family income is still lower than the security standard after the employees and laid-off workers receive wages or wages, basic living expenses and retirees receive pensions. According to the relevant provisions of the state to enjoy preferential treatment, the pension and quota supplement are not included in the family income.