What are the benefits of French immigrants?

# French Immigrants # Introduction France is the fifth largest economy in the world, and the corresponding French welfare is also in the forefront of the world. In France, there are more than 400 kinds of benefits from the fifth month of pregnancy to death. National welfare accounts for 34.9% of GDP expenditure: France; Germany 27.6%, Britain 25%, Canada 23.1%; Australia 22.5%. From this set of data, we can see how good the welfare in France is! Let's look at the welfare of French immigrants. The maternity allowance alone is enviable!

1. What are the benefits of French immigrants?

The characteristic of French welfare is that no matter what nationality, as long as a person has legal residence status in France, he can enjoy welfare. In other words, as latecomers, immigrants can enjoy the same benefits as the French. Education welfare in France: free public education from primary school to university. This is not available in many European and American countries, especially kindergartens and universities are free. This is beyond the ability of many so-called welfare powers such as the United States and Canada.

There are too many benefits: the government spends a lot of money from the national treasury on various welfare subsidies every year. Children enjoy one of these 400 benefits from the fifth month after their mother's pregnancy until they grow up and die. This can be seen from the proportion of welfare expenditure.

Let's talk about the family and children's health care benefits that everyone cares about. One is called child allowance.

1. Scope of application: All mothers can enjoy this subsidy from the fifth month of pregnancy to the age of 3.

2. Subsidy standard: 156.438+0 Euro/month.

Starting with the second child, parents can get this subsidy if they stop or reduce their child care work.

4. Having two children, one of whom is under 3 years old, or an adopted child is between 2 years old and 16 years old; People who want this subsidy have been working for at least two years. There is no income limit for accepting this subsidy.

5. Subsidy standard: If you stop working completely, you will receive 484.97 euros per month; If you are only part-time, you can get 320.67 euros. If you work between part-time and full-time, you will get 242.38+0 euros. This allowance is paid until the youngest child reaches the age of 3.

6. Scope of application: This subsidy helps families to share the cost of child care until the child reaches the age of 6.

7. Conditions of enjoyment: Applicants must employ a qualified child care nurse through the Provincial Maternal and Child Protection Bureau to take care of their children under 6 years old. The applicant must report this employment application to URSSAF. The salary paid by the applicant cannot exceed five times the minimum wage.

2. immigrate to France and recommend some places you like.

France is divided into 2 1 different regions. There are 2 to 8 provinces in each region, and each province has its own capital. House prices and property types vary from region to region. Usually, the real estate market is very stable, and tends to be much smaller than that in Britain with the increase or decrease of inflation rate. As for the cost of buying a house, living in a city is more expensive mainly because of employment prospects. If you want to reduce costs, then urban suburbs and small rural towns are your choices.

It must be noted that wine producing areas and properties near beaches or landmarks will increase your expenses. Swimming pools, barns and extra land will also increase your expenses. Interestingly, the price per square meter of a big house is lower than that of a small house.

202 1 immigrate to France and recommend some places you like.

Bordeaux is the center of wine producing area and a port city on the Garonne River in southwest France. It is usually called "Little Paris" because its architecture and beauty are similar to those of the French capital. Bordeaux is the sixth largest city in France, with an inner city population of about 250,000. The city itself is famous as the wine capital of the world, bringing 654.38+0.4 billion euros in income to the economy every year!

Move to bordeaux

There are all kinds of accommodation options, from a reasonably priced central apartment to a big villa on the outskirts of the city. It has an excellent transportation system and was recently selected as one of the transportation systems in Europe. Sauternes, JardinPublic, Fondaudège and ParcBordelais are popular areas for foreigners and people who want to experience French culture.

In terms of green and outdoor space, there are 10 parks and many gardens and natural scenery that can provide many services for immigrant families. You can also find unique cultural heritage in many museums and art galleries.

With regard to education, Bordeaux International School provides bilingual courses for students aged 3- 12. There are also various public and private schools.

Bordeaux has a maritime climate. Usually it is warm in summer and mild in winter. The average temperature in July is 20 degrees, 65438+6 degrees in February. There will be a lot of rain all the year round. The average rainfall in May is 14 days, and the average rainfall in February is 17 days.

Live in Lyon

Having nine districts means that you can have different housing choices, whether you want to live in an urbanized community or prefer a peaceful rural community. Either way, you will find a convenient place to go downtown, where you can still breathe unpolluted air every day.

The most populous area is the third district, where many wealthy families live. It is also considered as a modern business district. Fourth area and the Fifth District are quiet communities with many historical sites, and the Sixth Administrative District is the richest area with many commercial places.

There is public transportation everywhere in Lyon, where there are many trams, buses and subway networks. One-day and multi-day passes can be purchased. You can find more information about transportation links in Lyon here.

In addition to living in the city center, another option is to move to the nearby suburb of IleDeFrance, where you will be surrounded by beautiful countryside and only a short drive from the city center. In the suburbs, the price of a medium-sized three-bedroom house is as low as 250 thousand euros. Depending on where you choose to live, there will be obvious differences. One, two, six and seven are the most important, and the price per square meter is around 3000 euros again.

What French immigrants need to know is that Paris is one of the easiest cities to visit in the world. Through 20 numbered zones (zones) and perfect and reliable bus and train systems, the price is affordable and the direction is simplified. The city also has a large-scale bicycle sharing system called Velib.