Belgium is located in the center of Europe. Do all citizens enjoy high welfare?

Belgium is a very developed country, industrialized, the political center of the European Union, building a harmonious society, generous social welfare system and beautiful living environment. Belgium belongs to the European Union and Schengen countries. With a valid passport, it can enjoy visa-free access to 170 countries and regions.

Belgium's diagnosis and treatment system is based on a social system with high taxes and many benefits. Belgian government departments require all China citizens in the country to have the right and convenience to see a doctor. Designated medical institutions are not service providers, so they cannot operate in a commercial way. Designated medical institutions should be institutions with strong public welfare, and government departments can take a considerable part of the taxes paid by operators to deal with the medical problems of citizens in this country.

Residents with reasonable and legal status have the right to enjoy basic medical insurance in Belgium, and enjoy reimbursement of ordinary hospital visits, medical expenses and hospitalization expenses. The reimbursement rate is 75%-95%, and dental and orthopedic expenses can also be reimbursed. In Belgium, there are 4.5 doctors for every 1000 people, so when you seek medical treatment in Belgium, you always look for a family doctor first. Every family doctor in Belgium is connected to the network of hospital clinics and pharmacies, and patients can go to any local pharmacy to buy medicine with the prescription prescribed by the doctor in their hands. If the family doctor can't diagnose on the spot or needs better equipment for diagnosis, he will give a bill for a certain diagnosis and transfer the patient to the professional examination core for safety inspection.

Belgian Culture and Education Since the founding of 1830, Belgium has attached great importance to culture and education, and now it has become one of the most advanced countries in the world. Belgium implements 12 years of completely free basic education in primary and secondary schools, while Belgium has 3 years of preschool education, which is completely free but not compulsory. The enrollment rate is 100%, with 6 years in primary and secondary schools and 6 years in junior high schools.

Higher vocational colleges are cheap, and you can get a high school diploma without taking the exam. Basic education is actually compulsory cultural education. Children who are Belgian nationals and live in Belgium with permanent residence cards or temporary residence cards must receive basic education in primary and secondary schools.

In other words, if you get a residence card, minor children can apply for family reunion and enjoy completely free local basic education like children in Belgium. They can choose their place of residence at will and move freely.