Interpretation of what benefits Dutch immigrants can enjoy

What benefits can Dutch immigrants enjoy? Many people who want to immigrate to the Netherlands are very concerned about the welfare benefits they can enjoy after immigration. In fact, the welfare in the Netherlands is still very good. Come and have a look with me.

The Netherlands is one of the countries with social welfare benefits in the world. Most Dutch people don't know how many social welfare benefits there are in the Netherlands.

For example, the same old people enjoy different welfare benefits according to their pre-retirement salary level, accumulated tax payment time, accumulated total tax payment, children, spouse, physical condition, disability, property, real estate and criminal record.

Dutch laws and regulations on social welfare security are numerous. Here is just a brief introduction to the welfare benefits related to high-tech immigrants:

Holland is a country with high welfare. After new immigrants arrive in the Netherlands and obtain their identity cards, they can enjoy the same welfare treatment as all Dutch citizens except the right to vote and unemployment benefits, relief funds and low-rent housing subsidized by the government for the first five years. After five years of permanent residence or naturalization, all Dutch citizens can enjoy the same welfare benefits.

1, Tax Refund: Tax Refund is the most unique welfare means in the Netherlands, and it is also unique to Europe, America and the Netherlands. Many Dutch people regard the tax rebate as a welfare given by the Queen to their nationals.

According to Dutch laws and tax system, all people who work or have income in the Netherlands have the obligation to declare and pay taxes according to law, but they also have the right to enjoy tax refund. This tax rebate is comprehensive. Buying real estate, renting a house and buying medical insurance all have high tax rebates, and spouses can get tax rebates without jobs. Even, every single purchase between companies has a tax refund of 19%.

This kind of tax refund benefit can be collected every year or every month according to your own requirements, and can be enjoyed from the date of arrival of immigrants, whether you live permanently or become naturalized.

2. Tax reduction: (30% ruling) Tax reduction (30% ruling) is a welfare that only Dutch high-tech immigrants can enjoy, and Dutch citizens cannot enjoy it. After receiving 30% tax reduction benefits, 30% of wages are tax-free, but the corresponding benefits and tax refund are not affected.

In addition, high-tech immigrants can change their Dutch driver's license without trial, which is excellent news for some immigrants who have poor English and can't speak Dutch. Not only did you save two or three thousand euros in driver's license tuition, but more importantly, you didn't have to go through the complicated Dutch driver's license study and examination process.

3. Education: The Netherlands is a country that invests heavily in education internationally. The government provides a large amount of cash and transportation subsidies for the education of all children, including immigrant children.

The Dutch government implements free education, and the total investment in education accounts for about 20% of the national budget. Independent expert committees regularly evaluate universities and their courses to ensure the quality of teaching.

In the Netherlands, if children immigrate to the Netherlands with their parents before the age of 65,438+08 (65,438+07 at the time of application), all primary education is free, including books.

In junior and senior high schools, the Dutch government subsidizes the tuition fees of all students every year, and the tuition fees paid by students are only about 20 euros per year.

The Dutch government's cash subsidy for each child, including immigrant children, is 50- 120 euros per month. In addition, there are more than 200 euros of additional subsidies for children's extracurricular interests, such as music, art and dance. This subsidy is also paid directly, regardless of whether you are studying or not.

An ordinary China student studying in the Netherlands and other western developed countries needs at least 500,000 RMB for a four-year undergraduate education (the tuition fee for China students is not EU- subsidized, which is about 5,000 euros per academic year-10000 euros), but emigrating to the Netherlands can not only save this expensive tuition fee for the family, but also the Dutch government provides a high subsidy of up to 6,000 euros per year for the children of immigrant families to receive higher education in the Netherlands.

4. Medical care: Every adult needs to buy medical insurance every month (about 100 euros per month, and can apply for more than 30% reduction), and can have his own family doctor, and basic medical care is free.

5. Housing loan: When choosing a loan to buy real estate, it is generally required to buy life insurance with the same loan amount and term, and only pay life insurance premium and loan interest every month. If the buyer (the insured) has a personal accident, the insurance company will pay all the house payment in advance. In addition, if the income of the purchaser is lower than the living security for a continuous period of time, part or all of the loan can be reduced or exempted.

6. Unemployment benefits: In the first five years, new immigrants only need to pay monthly payroll tax on time. 10% of the monthly payroll tax is personal income tax, and the remaining 90% is pension insurance, welfare and unemployment insurance paid by immigrants.

After being naturalized or applying for long-term residence for five years, if immigrants suspend their work (the company is dissolved or dismissed), they can immediately enjoy unemployment benefits ranging from 90% to 60% of their original salary for several years (calculated according to the tax filing time), and then they can receive benefits, with a minimum of 8,000 euros per year.

According to China immigrants' own accounts, all taxes paid in the first five years totaled about 50,000-70,000 euros, all of which can be recovered in the form of unemployment benefits, and they can continue to receive the surplus within three years after they stop working, but we do not recommend this. After all, the taxes paid are ultimately for their own use and do not need to rely on disaster relief funds.