What is the experience of immigrating to Canada?

Canada is a country that makes people linger. Here, you don't want to leave when you come. This is the guarantee of your high-quality life. The following are the benefits of Canadian immigration summarized by new immigrants:

1, one person successfully immigrated to the whole family. If you succeed in obtaining immigration status, your spouse and children will automatically obtain immigration status. If you want to apply for parents to immigrate to Canada, you can wait until the applicant has successfully immigrated to Canada and then apply for parents to reunite as relatives.

2. Canadian Passport-World Pass. You can apply for and have a Canadian passport after becoming a Canadian citizen for more than three years. Citizens with Canadian passports can freely enter and leave more than 65,438+000 countries in the world, including the United States, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Brazil, Singapore and Spain.

I want to go to America without obstacles. Canada's southern border borders the United States, and the long undefended border facilitates Canadian citizens or immigrants to enter and leave the United States. New immigrants from China can enter and leave the United States indefinitely within 5- 10 years only by applying for multiple round-trip visas from the Canadian Immigration Service. For many people, entering Canada is the first step to entering the United States.

4. Entrepreneurial works of returned Chinese businessmen. After obtaining Canadian citizenship, Chinese businessmen who return to China to do business will be regarded as foreign businessmen and enjoy special treatment in management and taxation. Local governments will give strong support, relax operations and reduce the amount of national tax. In some places or regions that vigorously promote the policy of attracting foreign investment, the scope of preferential policies will be even larger. Therefore, Canadian citizenship is really a treasure house for Chinese businessmen who return to China to operate.

5. A cost-effective way of learning. China students who apply for foreign schools need TOEFL, GRA and GMAT scores to apply for the schools they want, but the results are not necessarily satisfactory. If they want to apply for scholarships, they need higher scores. As immigrants in Canada, they can enjoy equal treatment of citizens, and the difficulty of applying will be greatly reduced. The same TOEFL, GRA and GMAT scores can be applied to a better university and a better major, and the cost will be very low.

6. Free and compulsory education. When you become a Canadian citizen, if you have children, you can send them to a school near your home immediately. Education in all public primary and secondary schools in Canada is free. According to Canadian law, children aged 6 to 16 must go to school. As Canada is an immigrant country, almost every school has a special ESL (English as a Second Language) course to teach English to the children of new immigrants. If the school exceeds the walking distance, the school will provide a school bus to take you to your building every day. The schools here pay attention to teaching students in accordance with their aptitude and protect their personality, that is, there is no distinction between good students and bad students in Canada's education system, and the grades are confidential. Please feel free to give your children to the school.

7. Unemployment benefits. Unemployment insurance benefits help employees tide over financial difficulties when they are unemployed and have no income. For example, if you quit your job, you will also get government subsidies at this stage of looking for a new job. In addition, you can also get unemployment insurance when you are sick, injured, giving birth, or have to take care of a newborn or adopted child full-time and have to stop working. The former is called ordinary unemployment insurance and the latter is called special unemployment insurance, both of which are subject to income tax.

8. Canadian pensions and retirement pensions. In order to protect the life of the elderly, the Canadian government has introduced various systems to ensure that the elderly have enough economic income to spend their old age after retirement. The federal pension plan is divided into three parts: basic pension allowance, income security allowance and spouse allowance. These allowances are allocated by the Canadian government from the total annual national tax revenue.

Basic old-age allowance: it is a monthly allowance for elderly people over 65 who meet the conditions of Canadian residents. Old people who are eligible for this allowance must apply for it themselves before they can receive it. Income security: it is to give those elderly people with little income except the basic old age allowance mentioned above, so that their total income can be maintained at a certain level.

Spouse allowance: this is an allowance for the spouse, widower or widow of the pensioner. Together with the basic pension allowance and income security allowance, it constitutes the federal pension plan.

9. Medical insurance. Canada has one of the best health insurance systems in the world. All Canadian residents, citizens and permanent residents can usually get free services after registering for Canada's national health insurance plan. Medical insurance is paid directly by the state from taxes to hospitals and doctors. The government's annual expenditure on health care is 52 billion Canadian dollars, and the per capita medical allowance is 1.800 Canadian dollars. Every province in Canada has a taxpayer-funded medical insurance plan to provide cheap and high-quality medical care services. After obtaining the health care plan, you will get a provincial health care card with an identification number.

10, racial equality. Social stability Canadians advocate peace, order and good management, and do not believe that violence will bring happiness and freedom. The history of Canadians has created the characteristics of peace and prudence, obedience to order, national harmony and trust in management. Every year, the United Nations comprehensively evaluates the national income, quality of life and political factors of countries around the world, and selects the most livable countries and cities in the world. In the recent report, Vancouver, Canada ranked first, Toronto ranked second and Montreal ranked seventh.

1 1, rich in natural resources, developed in industrial technology and strong in economic strength, the lifestyle of the Canadian people is also worthy of our admiration. In Canada, especially Toronto, people advocate saving. They will pack things that they don't need and others may use instead of simply throwing them away, hoping that those who need them can continue to use them. If someone finds it, they will be very happy and feel that their things have been fully utilized. If it rains, take it back. Canadians call this lifestyle Taobao! Not only are we scouring, but some rich people sometimes join Taobao! It is not because Canada is short of resources, but as we all know, Canada is a resource-rich country with a total land area larger than that of China, but its total population is only 317500, which is one fortieth of the total population of China. There are less than two people in Beijing, their forests, minerals, water resources and so on. , are the world's leading, but Canadian citizens know how to save, and this kind of savings comes from the heart and has been formed. In Canada, waste will be looked down upon and even the government will intervene. If things are left at the door for more than a certain period of time, community managers will come and deal with them immediately. Canadians' attitude towards "waste" is a lifestyle that is "harmless to themselves and beneficial to people". This way of life has nothing to lose, but it brings convenience, benefits and happiness to others and saves resources to society and the world.

This is the normal life style of Canadians.

Canadians advocate saving and it is worth learning. Canadians' lifestyle of "harming others and not benefiting themselves" is worth learning!