What are the advantages of Irish immigrants?

1. Abundant child subsidies: Ireland has launched an Affordable Care Plan, and families with children aged 6 months to 3 years can apply for universal care subsidies in Ireland. No means test is required to apply for subsidies, and the maximum amount of subsidies can be 20 euros per week and 960 euros per year. In addition, children under the age of 18 can continue to apply for a child welfare (also known as "milk money") with a monthly income of 140 euros. The more children you have, the more you get.

2. Exemption of various child-related expenses: In Ireland, children can receive vaccination services free of charge from birth to 16 years old; Nine-month-old babies can enjoy state-funded children's healthy development examination, including hearing, vision and language ability; Children under 6 years old can enjoy free general medical services, comprehensive health care services for 2 and 5 years old, home visits by doctors, emergency doctor care services after work, and care services for children with asthma.

3. Pre-school to middle school education is free: The early nursing education program in Ireland provides 65,438+05 hours of free pre-school education every week, and each semester lasts for 38 weeks. School-age children aged 3-5 years and 6 months can apply, and the application does not require a family income survey. It is applicable to all preschool education institutions such as kindergartens and nurseries registered in Tussila. Public primary and secondary schools are supported by Irish finance, and students do not have to pay tuition fees. At the stage of higher education, the Irish government can help students who study in Ireland and meet the conditions of residence and nationality to pay tuition fees;

4. Ultra-long maternity leave+ultra-high maternity allowance: Irish pregnant women can enjoy the statutory ultra-long maternity leave of 26 weeks (6 and a half months), receive the maternity allowance of 240 euros per week for 26 weeks, and subsidize 6,240 euros;

5. Free treatment for long-term diseases: Irish residents suffering from some long-term diseases or physical and mental disabilities are provided with free disease treatment services, including medicines, medicines, medical treatment and surgery. The application has little to do with the applicant's income, mainly based on medical history;

6. Buy drugs at low prices: Ireland provides a "drug subsidy program". Individuals or families in Ireland only need to pay up to 65,438+034 euros a month to buy prescription drugs or some medical devices, and the government will bear the excess. Any ordinary resident living in Ireland can apply for this subsidy scheme;

7. Free disease screening: Ireland provides residents with free screening for breast diseases and cervical diseases. Women aged 50-64 can enjoy a free breast disease examination every two years; Women aged 20-60 can enjoy a free cervical disease check-up every three years; Men and women aged 55-74 can enjoy a free examination of intestinal diseases every two years;

8. Preferential treatment for the elderly: Older people over 66 who legally and permanently live in Ireland can apply for a domestic transportation card and take Irish public transport, including buses, trains and light rail, for free. Over the age of 70, the government will issue free general practitioner cards and enjoy free medical services. Ireland provides state subsidies for the elderly who need to stay in nursing homes, and subsidizes them to stay in nursing homes (both public and private), and each bed is about 1 1,000 euros per week;

P.S. The above are the advantages of Irish life, I hope it will help you ~