According to Articles 11 and 12 of the "Regulations on the Resettlement of Retired Soldiers":
Article 11: Retired soldiers may be resettled in one of the following circumstances:
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(1) If the location of the parents’ household registration changes during active service, they can be resettled in the location of the parents’ current household registration; (2) If they meet the military’s marriage regulations for active-duty soldiers and have been married for 2 years, they can Resettlement in the place of residence of the spouse or spouse’s parents;
(3) Due to other special circumstances, the relocation shall be approved by the competent department for the resettlement of retired soldiers of the people’s government at or above the provincial level with a certificate issued by the division (brigade) level unit of the army. Placed.
Retired soldiers who are relocated enjoy the same resettlement treatment as retired soldiers in the resettlement place.
Article 12: If retired soldiers have any of the following circumstances, based on their application, the competent department for the resettlement of retired soldiers of the people's government at or above the provincial level may determine their resettlement place in accordance with the principle of being beneficial to the lives of retired soldiers:
(1) Those who are disabled due to combat;
(2) Those who are awarded second-class merit or above during peacetime or third-class merit or above during wartime during active service;
(3) Those who are children of martyrs;
(4) Those whose parents are deceased.
Extended information:
The required procedures for retired soldiers to apply for relocation:
(1) Retired soldiers who relocate with their spouses need to provide Original marriage certificate, copy of spouse's resident ID card, original household registration book (or copy of collective household registration with special household registration seal), letter of certification from work unit (if there is no work unit, it must be certified by the community neighborhood committee or village committee);
< p>(2) Retired soldiers who relocate with their parents must provide copies of their parents’ resident ID cards, original household registration books (or copies of collective household registration stamped with special household registration seals), and letters of certification from their work units (if there is no work unit, the community neighborhood committee shall or village committee certificate);(3) Retired soldiers who relocate with their spouses and parents must provide copies of their spouses and parents’ resident ID cards and original household registration books (or copies of collective household registration stamped with special household registration seals) ), letter of certification from work unit (if there is no work unit, it must be certified by the community neighborhood committee or village committee), original marriage certificate, and proof of the relationship between the spouse and his parents.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Regulations on the Placement of Retired Soldiers