Core Points - The document outlines the implementation of housing subsidies for families with multiple children in Qingdao, aimed at promoting a supportive environment for childbirth and addressing population balance [2][3]. Eligibility Criteria - Families must have at least two children born after January 1, 2016, or three children born after May 31, 2021, with all children registered as Qingdao residents and at least one parent being a Qingdao resident [2]. - The subsidy applies to families purchasing new residential properties between April 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026, with a signed contract with real estate developers [2]. Subsidy Standards - Families with two children are eligible for a subsidy of 50,000 yuan, while families with three children can receive 100,000 yuan [3]. Child Count Determination - The number of children is determined at the time of application and is not affected by any subsequent changes in family structure [4]. - Specific rules apply for initial marriages, remarriages, multiple births, and single-parent situations to calculate the number of children [5][6][7][8]. Application Process - Applications must be submitted jointly by both parents to the local authority, along with required documentation such as identification, marriage certificates, and proof of property purchase [9]. - The deadline for applications is July 31, 2026 [10]. Review and Approval - Initial reviews are conducted by local authorities, followed by a secondary review by health departments, with final approval and subsidy disbursement managed by housing authorities [12][13]. Funding Sources - The subsidies will be funded by both municipal and district-level finances, with specific sharing ratios outlined for different districts [14]. Responsibilities - Various government departments are assigned specific roles in the verification and approval process, ensuring a coordinated approach to managing the subsidy program [15][16][17][18]. Supervision and Management - A mechanism for error correction and fund recovery is established, along with penalties for fraudulent claims [19].