Overview of Japan's Daily Welfare Policy

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people plan to immigrate to Japan. So what welfare policies are there in Japan's daily life? Next, let's take a look at the list of daily welfare policies in Japan. Welcome to reading.

I. Maternity allowance

Due to the aging population in Japan, the government strongly encourages having children. In fact, as long as you are pregnant for more than 4 months, you can get a subsidy of 420,000 yen (about 25,000 yuan) regardless of whether the child is born smoothly or unfortunately aborted.

You can receive cash directly or deduct it directly from the hospitalization fee of the hospital. If you join medical insurance, you may have more money.

Secondly, maternity leave allowance.

If you work in an enterprise with relatively sound welfare measures during pregnancy, you can also get your salary normally during maternity leave. If the enterprise can't pay the money, the government will provide subsidies. The amount of subsidy is calculated according to the rest time.

If you take a 98-day vacation, you will be given 8,000 yen (about RMB 480 yuan) every day, with a total subsidy of more than 520,000 yen (about RMB 30,000). If the wages paid by enterprises to employees are lower than this amount, the government will make up the difference.

Three. Parenting allowance

During the period from birth to 1 year-old, if you rest at home to raise your child, you can also get subsidies from employment insurance. The amount is 50% of the original income. For example, if you earn 8,000 yen the day before and rest for 10 month, you can get a subsidy of about10.2 million yen (about 70,000 yuan). People with higher original wages also get a higher amount, with a maximum of 210.5 million yen (about RMB10.2 million yuan) per month. Father can also get this item.

Four, infertility treatment subsidies

When one or both husband and wife receive infertility treatment (in vitro fertilization, micro-fertilization), the government gives extra subsidies because they cannot use medical insurance. You can take the exam twice a year at most, and the time is 6.5438+0.5 million yen (about 9,000 yuan).

Verb (abbreviation of verb) single-parent family allowance

For single-parent families, the government will give them a monthly subsidy of up to 40,000 yen (about 2,400 yuan) before their children reach the age of 18.