China's immigration to Canada really broke out, and nothing could stop it.

1. Canada has a sound medical welfare system. The government allocates about 4.8 billion Canadian dollars each year for health care benefits, which are shared equally by every Canadian. All provinces provide low-cost and high-quality health care programs. Except for dentistry and ophthalmology, patients do not have to pay for medical treatment, laboratory tests, hospitalization and surgery, but only for prescription drugs.

If your family doctor thinks you need hospitalization or even surgery, regardless of the size of the surgery, all the expenses will be borne by the medical insurance plan. During hospitalization, patients don't have to pay any fees for food and medicine. Most prescription drugs for the elderly over 65 and those receiving social assistance are provided free of charge.

Canada has a better public education system. After immigrating to Canada, new immigrants and their children enjoy free primary and secondary education in public schools. Although the education at the university level in Canada is not entirely borne by the government, the government also bears a considerable part of the education expenses because the universities in Canada are basically public. At the same time, the tuition of higher education in Canada is only half that of the United States, and the competition is relatively small. At the same time, the benefits provided to students such as student loans are also more generous. It can be said that educational opportunities in Canada are more balanced.

3. Child welfare is the highlight of Canadian society, and "milk money" is real cash. According to the income of each family, the maximum amount of "milk money" for children under 6 years old is 6,400 Canadian dollars per year, and the maximum amount for children aged 6- 17 years old is 5,400 Canadian dollars per year. If there are many children at home, you can use milk money to maintain the most basic expenses of a family. In addition, in addition to small countries in Northern Europe and the Middle East, Canada is also very perfect in terms of female fertility, employee unemployment and retirement security.

4. Social welfare: anyone with less than 1 0,000 yuan in the bank can apply for this money, and a single person can get about 600 Canadian dollars a month, and a family of three can get about 1 0,200 Canadian dollars, which is enough to maintain a low living standard. If they have never worked, they can hold it forever.

5. Unemployment benefit (EI): Employment insurance (commonly known as EI) is a temporary economic assistance provided by the Canadian government to help Canadian citizens or permanent residents find jobs or get job training as soon as possible during their non-employment period.

Generally speaking, Canada is a multicultural, open and inclusive immigrant country, full of love for new immigrants. Especially for new immigrants, new immigrants living in Canada will feel deep warmth, whether it comes from the government's huge annual welfare support project for new immigrants or the enthusiastic help from neighbors.