What welfare policies can I enjoy after immigrating to the United States?

If they get temporary green cards or permanent green cards in the United States, they will either live in the United States soon or have lived in the United States for many years. So, I want to take this opportunity to tell you? Leak? Let's talk about the welfare policy of the American imperialists first, so that everyone can feel what it is like to live in the United States.

A newborn child

Children born in the United States to anyone in the United States (including illegal immigrants) are regarded as American citizens, hold American passports, have unlimited residence outside the United States, and can freely enter and leave the United States for life. /kloc-citizens aged 0/8 will legally enjoy all the rights and interests of American citizens after taking the oath, including immediately applying for American immigration for their spouses, children and overseas parents aged 2/kloc-0.

★ Student tuition

/kloc-before going to college at the age of 0/8, all primary and secondary schools in the United States implemented compulsory education, that is, zero tuition (except private schools). In contrast, at present, relevant institutions in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou need more than 20,000 US dollars for primary and secondary schools to study in the United States. Going to college (including graduate students and doctoral students) only pays local tuition fees. Take California for example. In a medium-level California public university, foreign students pay more than12,000 dollars a year, while "locals" pay only more than 2,000 dollars a year at California State University. If a child completes three years of high school education and four years of college education in the United States, tuition alone can save about 500 thousand yuan.

★ Scholarship

For ordinary China people who are interested in applying for American university scholarships, they can only compete with outstanding people from all over the world for very limited scholarship places open to foreigners. But for people with green cards, the scope of scholarships is far from what a foreigner can apply for. Because many scholarship institutions in the United States limit scholarships to "Americans" (people with permanent residency in the United States). Therefore, after immigrating to the United States, children are far more likely to apply for scholarships than overseas students.

★ Student loan

/kloc-green card holders over the age of 0/8 can apply for various student loans in the year when they get a green card. For example, the annual tuition fee of excellent private universities in the United States is as high as 30 thousand dollars. When a green card holder wants to study for a two-year master's degree, 60,000 to 70,000 dollars can be used as a loan. After graduation, if you can't find a job, you don't have to pay the loan. After finding a job, pay it off in years. Usually only one-tenth of the salary is repaid every month. In America, no one can't go to school because of financial difficulties.

★ immediate family members

All green card holders can apply for green cards for their spouses and their minor children under the age of 2 1 after marrying foreigners.

★ government help

Looking for a job, the U.S. government has specialized agencies to find jobs for our people free of charge. As long as green card holders register their skills, specialties and interests in this department, this department will find jobs for people free of charge. At the same time, the department also provides free training in basic skills (such as computer and English) for people waiting for employment to help them find jobs.

★ Freedom of employment

Green card holders have no restrictions on working in the United States. In order to protect the interests of Americans, many jobs in the United States (high-tech, biochemical, military and other research, production, security work) are not open to foreigners, even if foreigners have corresponding knowledge and expertise. This situation makes foreign students in extremely unequal competition with American students when they look for jobs after graduation from university. The green card holder need not worry, he (she) can change from an "inferior party" to an "excellent party".

★ Retirement benefits

Accumulated ten-year tax records (the bottom line is about $50 per month), and after retirement (usually 65 years old), you can receive a pension issued by the US federal government for life (1000 ~ 1200 dollars per month). For many immigrants, the number of years of receiving a pension is more than the number of years of paying taxes.

★ Unemployment benefits

When an applicant, spouse or even a child has no job after transferring to a green card, the government will find a job for you for free. With a six-month tax record, you can get government relief (ranging from $400 to 1200 per month) when you declare unemployment to local authorities in the United States.

★ Life and Fund

Green card holders can enjoy some life insurance types linked to funds that are not available in China but only in the United States, so that they can have more income after retirement.

★ Medical care for the elderly

The medical expenses of insurance in the United States are quite high, but any "low-income" green card holder (with no tax record) can apply for a "medical card" after retirement, and there is no need to spend money to see anything. This can completely relieve the worries of the elderly who are sick. For non-low-income people, as long as they have a ten-year accumulated tax record and pay a small amount of insurance after retirement, they don't have to bear the medical expenses themselves.

★ house purchase subsidy

Green card holders can apply for buying apartments for low-income elderly people after retirement. You can buy a house subsidized by your country in the United States at about 35% of the market price.

★ Government subsidies

When a green card holder has no accumulated tax record for ten years before retirement, as long as he becomes an American citizen, the government will directly pay a living allowance (more than 600 US dollars per month) after retirement (65 years old). Even if I don't live in America, I can enjoy the money.