Briefly introduce Canada's welfare policy.

Canada is a country with a perfect welfare system, and immigrants to Canada can enjoy a colorful Canadian immigrant life. Because of this, Canada has become a place where many people yearn for and immigrate. And new immigrants can enjoy the same welfare benefits as local residents or citizens. 1. Tuition fee remission for children of new immigrants in Canada.

? Preschool education (0-6 years old): completed by public free nurseries and child care centers.

? Basic education in primary and secondary schools (primary school-high school): completely free.

? University education (including postgraduate education): the tuition fee is much lower than that of international students, about 30%-40% of that of international students.

2. New immigrants enjoy the same social benefits as Canadian citizens:

Unemployment benefits If you lose your job, you can get double the living security. First, unemployment insurance, usually unemployment benefits can be received for up to 50 weeks, which is about 50% to 70% of the original salary. If you haven't found a job after one year, you can receive social welfare allowance, about 800 Canadian dollars per month.

Pension insurance Canadian citizens or residents can receive a pension when they reach the age of 65. For immigrants, the Canadian government stipulates that they must live for more than ten years to receive pensions.

Children's welfare fund is commonly known as milk money. The Canadian government provides a child welfare fund to all children under the age of 18, and the specific amount depends on the income of each family.

Old-age basic welfare subsidy Any low-income or no-income elderly over 65 can apply for this basic income subsidy.

Basic security income subsidy People who have no income or little income can apply for basic security income subsidy.

Spouse allowance The spouse of a low-income or deceased allowance recipient may apply for the spouse allowance.

Unemployment Relief Insurance If you have worked in Canada for a certain period of time and paid unemployment relief insurance premium (EI), you can apply for unemployment relief insurance when you are unemployed. At the same time, you can also participate in some employment retraining programs for free.

Long-term unemployment benefits provide basic living expenses for the long-term unemployed, such as food, housing, fuel (gasoline and gas), clothes and medicine.

Canada's welfare policy is a complete system, involving all aspects of life. The high welfare policy attracts more and more people to immigrate to Canada to study.