Parenting benefits of Italian immigrants

Article 1 Parenting benefits for Italian immigrants

I. Maternity Subsidy According to Italy's birth policy, as long as a newborn baby is born after 20 17 1, it can get a subsidy of 800 euros. This allowance can be received before the baby is born. And is not limited by family income.

Secondly, the nursery allowance.

Italy's new "nursery allowance" is 1 000 euros for the whole year. The prerequisite for the application is that the baby must be born after 2065,438+06,65,438+0 and attend full-time nursery all the year round, otherwise the allowance will be reduced accordingly. And this new subsidy is not limited by family income.

Three. Infant allowance

In addition to the above two new subsidies, the "baby allowance" being implemented in Italy will last until the baby reaches the age of three. Italian immigrant mothers can also apply for "milk powder gold", but only if they have a permanent residence visa in Italy.

Fourth, the nanny allowance

In addition, mothers who start working after maternity leave can also apply for a "nanny allowance", which is about 600 euros/month to pay for a nanny or nursery. If some mothers want to give up this subsidy, they will have another six months of maternity leave.

Five, low-interest special maternity loans

Families with newborns in Italy can also apply for special maternity loans provided by the International Monetary Fund. In the next three years, the Italian government will allocate 60 million euros to help families with newborns apply for low-interest loans.

Further reading: notes for Italian immigrants entering the country

I. Visa

A visa is a document for foreigners to enter the artistic conception. The visa is issued by the Italian embassy or consulate of the applicant's country. Residents of China, Hong Kong and Macao who stay in China for less than 90 days for tourism, business, official business and sports competitions do not need to apply for entry visas. Other China citizens must apply for an entry visa, even if their stay does not exceed 90 days.

Embassies and consulates in China issued a 19 visa, and the applicant should provide relevant materials according to different visa requirements. More information can be found on the embassies and consulates in China website.

Second, entry and exit.

According to Article 5 of the Schengen Treaty, citizens of non-Schengen countries must meet the following conditions:

(1) Entry from the border port

1. Hold a valid passport recognized by the Italian government or a travel document with the same effect (this document should allow the holder to return to the issuing country freely);

2. Possess documents that can prove their entry purpose and stay conditions, and prove that they have sufficient funds to ensure that they care about the expenses during their stay and pay the travel expenses for returning home or going to a third country. (excluding foreigners who have lived in Schengen and obtained formal residence);

(2) Holding a valid entry or transit visa

1. Foreigners who have already lived in Schengen countries and obtained formal residence can be exempted from visas if their stay time is less than 3 months. However, if you enter Italy for work or internship, you will not enjoy the above visa-free treatment.

2. Foreigners who have obtained official residence can also be exempted from visas.

(3) No entry permit record;

(4) It is not considered as a threat to public order, national security and international relations in Italy.

(5) People who do not meet any of the above conditions will be refused entry by the Italian border guards even if they hold entry or transit visas.

Special note: the Italian government attaches great importance to child trafficking, so if you bring underage children into the country, you need to prepare a notarization of kinship. If you let someone else take it, you need to prepare a power of attorney to prevent customs inspection. Don't carry counterfeit products, or you may be severely punished.