Change of Temporary Residence: Is Re-registration Required?
Based on Clause 1, Article 27 of the Law on Residence 2020, the temporary residence registration is stipulated as follows:
Citizens who come to live at a legal place of residence outside the scope of the communal-level administrative unit where they have registered their permanent residence, for the purpose of employment, study, or other purposes, for 30 days or more must register for temporary residence.
In addition, Points e and g, Clause 1, Article 29 of the above law stipulate the cancellation of temporary residence registration when:
Individuals who have registered temporary residence at a location by renting, borrowing, or staying thanks to others but have ceased the rental, borrowing, or staying thanks without registering temporary residence at another location;
Individuals who have registered temporary residence at a legal place of residence but afterward, the ownership of that residence is transferred to another person, except for the case where the new owner agrees to continue allowing them to live at that place;
Thus, according to the principle of residence management, at any given time, each citizen can only have one permanent residence and can additionally have one temporary residence. Therefore, when changing a place of residence to another district, you must re-register for temporary residence.
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