What are the advantages and disadvantages of giving birth in Canada?

First of all, let's briefly talk about the advantages and disadvantages of having a baby in Canada: it's a long story, and some of them are short, such as automatically obtaining Canadian citizenship at birth and having Canadian citizenship. You can enjoy free compulsory education in Canada 12 years. You can enjoy social welfare, such as social insurance or social assistance, as well as good medical security and so on. For parents, they can enjoy the mature painless delivery technology in Canada and apply for dependent immigration after Garbo 18 years old. For these reasons, most parents choose to have children in Canada.

Disadvantages: Although children can enjoy a good education in Canada after being born in Canada, some mothers will bring their children back to China, so it is necessary to distinguish whether the children are registered in China. Children with hukou are the same as children in China. For children without hukou, they can also choose public, private and international schools, but they need to pay a few thousand yuan per semester to attend public schools. At present, first-tier cities such as Beishangguang have begun to recruit international students without borrowing fees.

Good mothers in some units include their children in medical insurance, which means that children can be directly reimbursed for medical treatment. However, foreign children can't use China to see a doctor in China, that is to say, if the child is from China, they have to pay for it themselves. Of course, you can choose to buy international insurance for your child, which has high credibility and claims in place. In the future, medical expenses incurred by children in China can only be settled by translating bills into English and sending them back to Canada. Of course, it costs a lot of money to buy international insurance.

After going to Canada to give birth to a child and returning to China, you must also know that the child's card needs to be renewed regularly. The "China Travel Permit" is renewed once every two years, either at the embassy of China or in China and Hongkong. Children's Canadian passports need to be renewed every five years at the Canadian Embassy in China.