My husband has a Hong Kong passport and an Australian permanent resident identity card. If we get married, which identity will he use to go through the formalities that will be more conducive to the f

My husband has a Hong Kong passport and an Australian permanent resident identity card. If we get married, which identity will he use to go through the formalities that will be more conducive to the future development of our children?

My personal recommendation is to use Australia. My husband is in a similar situation to your husband, but he has a permanent status in Europe, which provides good welfare for his children. The welfare in Australia is better than that in Europe

Generally, you will be given a welfare benefit of 4,000 Australian dollars (about 28,000 yuan) for giving birth to a child. Basically, you don’t need to spend any money on the child

I also considered Hong Kong at the time, but I felt that the population density was too high and the pace of life was too fast. , the air is not very good, Hong Kong’s welfare is better than that of the mainland, but I don’t think it is better than Australia

Australia’s specific welfare is as follows:

Australia has more than 1,100 hospitals, more than 60% of which are public Hospitals have an average of 4.5 beds per 1,000 people. There are approximately 42,000 registered doctors and 190,000 registered nurses in Australia.

National Health Care (Medicare) is Australia’s national health insurance plan. New immigrants can immediately enjoy most free medical services. National Health Care patients can also enjoy free public hospital treatment. You should go there as soon as possible after arriving in Australia. To register at your nearest NHS office (registration is not automatic), please bring your passport and visa approval letter proving that you are an Australian permanent resident with you.

The state will pay for patients: the cost of seeing a doctor, surgery in a public hospital, and hospitalization (including medicine and food). Under normal circumstances, medical practitioners and hospitals implement unified settlement with the government, and patients only You need to swipe your card and there is no charge.

Although the state will not pay for medicines for patients, the government subsidizes many medical prescriptions through the "Pharmaceutical Subsidy Program". Low-income people (the annual family income does not exceed 24,000 Australian dollars) purchase prescription drugs at pharmacies. You only need to pay AUD 2.60, and the rest is subsidized by the government.

Australia is one of the earliest countries in the world to implement a social welfare system. The social security system was established as early as 1910. Australia is also one of the countries with the best social welfare in the world. You can immediately enjoy benefits such as free medical care and parental allowance. At present, a fairly complete social welfare network has covered all parts of the country. Australia has many and complete types of social welfare. It is a typical welfare society. Australia has a comprehensive range of social security subsidies, including :

Child sponsorship fee: A family with children whose annual income does not exceed 65,000 Australian dollars can receive it. It is about 50-300 Australian dollars per person every two weeks. The amount depends on the age, number of children and the size of the family. Gross income and property.

Special relief fund: issued to people who have difficulties in living. New immigrants can only apply for it when their situation changes due to circumstances beyond their control. It is about 330 Australian dollars per person every two weeks.

Unemployment benefit: approximately A$330 per person every two weeks. Anyone who is of working age, has the ability to work, is willing to work but cannot find a job can receive it, but new immigrants have to wait two years before they are eligible to apply.

Pension: You can start enjoying it at the age of 65. Whether you can receive a pension or how much you receive will be determined based on your personal income and assets. Pension recipients can receive preferential medical drugs and other health care benefits. , other benefits include reduced transportation fees, local taxes, electricity bills, car registration fees, etc.

Childbirth allowance: A one-time childbirth allowance of AUD 950 for each child is given to help add supplies for the newborn.

In addition, there are study allowance, sickness and disability allowance, disaster allowance, remote area allowance, widow's allowance, caregiver allowance, spouse allowance, telephone allowance, rent allowance, transportation allowance, child care allowance, etc.