What is life like after immigrating to Canada? Common problems of overseas children going to school.

Canada has high welfare and advanced educational resources, so immigrating to Canada has many natural advantages.

As for the life after immigrating to Canada, Pacific Canadian immigrants will answer for you.

Immigration is a basic national policy of Canada, and it has a good attitude towards accepting immigrants for a long time, which has attracted international attention. Moreover, Canada's investment immigration policy is stable and humanized, which is deeply loved by Chinese, and its education level and social welfare are also among the few countries in the world. According to the introduction of relevant research experts, I have been investing in Canada for 4 years, and learned through interviews that 3/4 of the investment immigrants are satisfied or very satisfied; However, 1/5 people are undecided, and only 7% people think that life is worse after emigrating to Canada.

In addition, in terms of the life expectation of Canadian immigrants, 43% said it was better than expected, 33% said it was similar to expected, and only 24% said it was worse than expected. As for people of different ages, educational background and immigrant categories, they also have different feelings. According to the early days of immigration, some compatriots in Canada often describe their life in Canada like this: the first year is bitter, the second year is bitter, and the third year is not bitter.

In addition, the income and occupation of Canadian immigrants will affect their satisfaction and expectation of life in Canada. Those who earn more than 40 thousand yuan a year are obviously more satisfied with life in Canada; People with an adult income of less than 40,000 yuan generally have similar impressions of Canada. The less income, the lower satisfaction with Canada. The low income of new immigrants greatly affects whether they are satisfied with immigrating to Canada. The longer you emigrate, or the higher your income, the less dissatisfied you will be. It is not difficult to find that the longer you immigrate to Canada, the higher the quality of life for immigrants will be.

Benefits and welfare of immigrating to Canada

Health care welfare

The government allocates about 4.8 billion Canadian dollars to health care benefits every year. Except for dentistry and ophthalmology, patients only need to pay for prescription drugs. If your family doctor thinks you need hospitalization or even surgery, all the expenses will be paid by the medical insurance plan. During hospitalization, patients do not have to pay for food, medicine and other expenses. Most prescription drugs for the elderly over 65 and those receiving social assistance are provided free of charge.

pension

Canadians can get an old-age security pension regardless of their assets or income. Eligibility depends on a specific number of years of residence. However, if you are a Canadian citizen or immigrant, over 65 years old and have lived in Canada for at least 10 years after 18 years old, you can get a partial OAS pension. The calculation method is based on the number of years you have lived in Canada.

Pension plan

Except Quebec, Canada, all provinces implement retirement plans. Residents who deduct a certain amount of pension contributions from their monthly income can get subsidies through this scheme after retirement or long-term physical disability.