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Normal registration is enough. If a newborn wants to participate in medical insurance, he must first register for insurance. The guardian of the newborn must take a copy of the newborn's household registration book and a one-inch photo of the newborn to the neighborhood committee of the community where the household registration is located to fill out the "Urban Resident Basic Medical Insurance Registration Form", which will be signed and stamped by the handling personnel. The insurance registration form must be sent to the Residential Section of the Municipal Medical Insurance Center to prepare a social security card and pay medical premiums.
The following information is required to apply for newborn medical insurance:
You must bring your household registration book (copies of the home page and the child’s household registration page), parents’ ID cards (photocopies of both sides) and a A one-inch photo of the newborn with a blue or red background (required in some places) can be taken to the street or community labor and social security office where the household registration is located to complete the insurance enrollment procedures. It takes more than a month from going through the insurance enrollment procedures to getting the newborn medical insurance card. Generally speaking, as long as the newborn is less than 12 months old, he or she can apply for insurance at any time.