Welfare after emigration in Malta

Malta is a small island country in the middle of the Mediterranean, adjacent to Italy. With its beautiful Mediterranean climate, it is rated as the most suitable country for living and supporting the elderly, which makes the global immigrant applicants flock to it, even the Queen of England is no exception. But the applicant immigrated to Malta not only because of Malta's natural environment, but also because it is the only country with a four-in-one structure in the world. After obtaining a permanent residence card in Malta, the applicant can not only travel to Schengen countries, but also to the European Union. Malta's local medical and social welfare security is the highest in the world. Next, follow Noah's immigrants into this European welfare country and learn more about its welfare policies.

medical insurance

Maltese residents, that is, permanent residents (excluding foreigners who have not participated in medical insurance) can enjoy free medical services in public hospitals and clinics. Old people without pensions can also enjoy free medical care. The insured is free to choose a doctor for medical treatment. The government provides citizens with primary health care for examination, treatment and rehabilitation through eight health centers, and specialized public hospitals provide secondary and tertiary health care. There are 9 public hospitals, and St. Luke's Hospital is the largest comprehensive hospital in China with nearly 1,000 beds. Malta has advanced medical technology and equipment, especially anatomy, and has a certain reputation in the international medical community. On average, Maltese citizens have one doctor for every 1 000 people, with 65,438+00 beds.

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pension

According to Maltese law, male workers retire at the age of 6 1 year, while female workers retire at the age of 60. Receive a pension after retirement. Among pensioners, married elderly people can receive at least 46.56 euros per week, while single elderly people can receive 40.28 euros, with a maximum amount of 87.7 euros.

Sickness and disability allowance

As for the disability allowance, any disabled person aged 65-438+06 or above can receive the disability allowance, with married disabled persons receiving 46.56 euros per week and single disabled persons receiving 40.28 euros per week.

maternity insurance

With regard to maternity leave, all Maltese women are entitled to 65,438+03 weeks of maternity leave, of which women are entitled to at least 5 weeks of maternity leave after giving birth, and one week of paid maternity leave can be extended if necessary. During the period of maternity leave, the maternity allowance of Euro265,438+Euro0.75 is paid every week for 65,438+03 weeks.

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Orphan allowance

For orphans under the age of 16, their adoptive parents can receive orphan allowance or survivor allowance, and each orphan can receive 14.33 euros per week. The extra allowance is paid to orphans who are in education 16-2 1 year old, and the weekly allowance is 32. 18 euros.

Survivor allowance

The so-called survivor refers to those who have lost their immediate family members and are helpless for various reasons. The deceased insured pays at least 20-50 times a year. Survivors' allowance is given to those who have not remarried, and the amount is equivalent to five-sixth of the pension. Children can get additional education subsidies.

unemployment insurance

If the applicant has paid unemployment insurance for 50 weeks, paid it at least 20 times in the past two years, and registered unemployment in the employment office, he is entitled to receive unemployment insurance. The maximum collection period is 156 days.

Industrial injury and occupational disease insurance

Including temporary and long-term work-related injury leave and occupational sick leave. Anyone who loses 65,438+0%-65,438+09% of working ability can receive the industrial injury and occupational disease insurance premium of 80.08 euros to 65,438+05,265,438+0 euros at one time; People with working ability of 20%-89% can receive 23.08 euros of industrial injury and occupational disease insurance every week; People who have lost more than 90% of their working ability and working ability receive a higher amount every week.

Family allowance

The annual family income does not exceed 65,438+00,270 euros, and children who have raised children under the age of 65,438+06, or children who have reached the age of 265,438+0, are still in education and have the right to receive family allowance. Families with one child receive 37.5 euros a month, families with two children receive 56.25 euros, families with three children receive 75 euros, and families with four children receive 93.75 euros. In addition, each child can get an extra family allowance of 18.75 euros per month. Single parents are entitled to social assistance and receive a family allowance of 62.63 euros per week.