New Zealand immigrants can enjoy welfare and allowance sharing.

New Zealand immigrants can enjoy welfare.

1, free medical care at public expense

All public hospitals are free of char

New Zealand immigrants can enjoy welfare and allowance sharing.

New Zealand immigrants can enjoy welfare.

1, free medical care at public expense

All public hospitals are free of charge, and the hospital's surgical equipment is provided free of charge by the state. There is a charge for going to a family doctor to see common diseases, but the state will be responsible for public or private medical care for children under six years old, and all fees (including medicine fees) are free. Poor people see family doctors to reduce outpatient fees, and each medicine is only 3 yuan at most, and the extra expenses are borne by the state. /kloc-children under the age of 0/6 receive free dental treatment. The expenses for medical treatment in private hospitals (including private maternity hospitals) or private doctors can be partially reimbursed according to uniform standards, and the rest will be borne by the patients themselves. All drugs listed by registered pharmacists according to doctors' prescriptions are provided to patients free of charge, and the state gives compensation.

2. Free delivery

All expenses from pregnancy to childbirth are borne by the state, and the government encourages childbearing. In addition to the one-time reward (US$ 65,438+0,500), the government subsidizes the cost of raising each child every week until the age of 65,438+08. /kloc-Children over 0/8 can live independently and enjoy youth allowance.

3. Free and compulsory education

Primary and secondary education is free. National universities only need to pay a nominal low tuition fee, and they can enjoy the student allowance after living for two years. The amount needs to be subsidized according to the number of students' families and housing expenses, which is enough for the whole family. (study once every 10 week and rest for 2 weeks)

4. Unemployment benefits

Have lived for two years and enjoy all the benefits enjoyed by New Zealand citizens, such as unemployment benefits.

5. Free government public housing

In order to make everyone have a suitable place to live, New Zealand has implemented large-scale housing construction for ordinary New Zealand families since the 1935 xx Labor Party government. Up to now, there are about 69,000 government public houses in New Zealand. In order to meet the demand, the government will build or buy about 500 houses in the market every year (New Zealand government public houses are independent houses with gardens, including a large number of 3-bedroom, 4-bedroom and 5-bedroom houses). The maintenance cost of public housing in New Zealand is borne by the government.

6. Government pension

10 settled, and people over the age of 65 can enjoy the government pension.

7. 166 visa-free entry to countries or regions.

After becoming a New Zealand citizen, you can enter developed countries in Europe and America without a visa. You can automatically get the right to settle and work in Australia and enjoy the benefits that all Australian citizens should enjoy except unemployment benefits. You can work in England. After retirement, you can live in Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium and other countries (the pension is paid by the New Zealand government).

List of New Zealand allowances:

1, family benefits

Any child with pr can get a weekly allowance of $6, and the applicant must apply within 6 months after arriving in New Zealand. The calculation date is from the date of arrival, and the child's birth certificate and residence must be provided when applying. Generally speaking, this allowance lasts until the child reaches the age of 15, and disabled people after 18 need to apply for other kinds of relief. Child allowance will no longer apply. Usually this allowance is paid to the mother of the child, but if the child is not raised by the biological mother, this allowance will be paid to the guardian who takes care of the child. Sometimes children's pocket money can be paid in one lump sum instead of every week. For example, you can buy an extra house, and you need it once, which saves the trouble of getting it every week.

2, cold relief (family support)

For families whose income is below a certain figure, the government gives tax reduction subsidies, that is, cold relief, which is suitable for families with one or two parents. For details, please consult the nearest New Zealand Revenue Authority.

3. Orphan welfare

This allowance is paid to the guardian who takes care of the orphan until the orphan reaches the age of 16, but if the orphan is still in school or physically disabled at the age of 16, the allowance will be extended until the orphan reaches the age of 18.

4. Family welfare.

/kloc-New Zealanders aged 0/6 or above can apply for this allowance if they have to take care of patients at home or in hospitals, and the patients must be their husbands or wives.

5. Welfare for the disabled

A person who is completely blind or permanently incapacitated for work can get a fixed income to support his life.

6. sickness allowance

People who have been injured or sick for more than a few weeks can apply for this allowance because they are unable to work, but they must produce a doctor's certificate to prove that they are too ill to go to work or work.

7. Unemployment benefits (unemployment benefits)

Anyone aged 16 or above can apply for this exemption if he can prove that he is really unable to work. However, he must be willing to work, and he must always look for a job. At the same time, he must register with the labor bureau and keep in touch with it in order to enjoy this kind of welfare. Unemployment benefits have no time limit. If they meet the requirements, they can always get paid.

8. State pension.

Pensions must be paid at the age of 60 and have lived in New Zealand for seven years in the last ten years. Pensions are adjusted every six months according to the price index, and applicants must apply within the first six months of reaching the age of 16.

9. Widows' benefits

The government provides this allowance to women whose husbands have died and who have children to support. In some cases, widows without children can also get this allowance. Please contact the Social Welfare Department for details.

10, emergency benefits

Those who do not meet the above application conditions can apply for emergency allowance in case of emergency. Please contact the Welfare Department for details.

1 1. Emergency benefits

It is usually paid until the fourth week after death, or it can be paid in one lump sum. This payment depends on the income of the application, and the details of payment are more complicated.

12, accident compensation system

The Accident Compensation Company (acc) in New Zealand provides unconditional rehabilitation and compensation to anyone in New Zealand, including foreign tourists, at any time and any place, regardless of any serious injury or any occupational disease.

If you are injured during working hours, or on your way to work, or on your way home from work, then your employer will have to pay some compensation. The steps of acc claim are very simple. Just take the medical certificate issued by the doctor to the nearby accident compensation office and fill out an accident notice and claim form.

13. Accommodation benefits

The government provides cash subsidies to families who rent houses or buy houses with mortgages, as well as families who need to repair their houses.

14. Special accommodation benefits

Subsidies for families who cannot get other benefits but have to pay high rents.