What benefits can New Zealand immigrants enjoy?

# New Zealand Immigrants # Introduction New Zealand has always enjoyed the highest social welfare in the world, including free public medical care, free public education, unemployment relief, pension and free childbirth. Let's follow KaoNet to find out what benefits New Zealand immigrants can enjoy. These 13 subsidy policies are really hardcore!

1. What benefits can New Zealand immigrants enjoy?

1. Child Allowance As long as a child holds a New Zealand green card (New Zealand resident visa), everyone can get a child allowance of NZ $6 per week. Applicants must apply within six months after arriving in New Zealand. In addition, they also need to provide the child's birth certificate, drinking place and other application materials. The maximum age allowance in New Zealand is generally 15 years old, which means that children over 15 years old are not allowed to apply.

2. Cold relief

If the income of the applicant's husband, wife or spouse is lower than the amount stipulated by the local government, the New Zealand government will give tax relief subsidies.

3. Orphan grant

The New Zealand Orphan Grant is a subsidy paid to guardians who care for orphans under the age of 16, and can be extended until the end of 28 years according to the orphans' own situation.

4. Household allowance

Housekeeping allowance refers to New Zealand citizens aged 65,438+06 or above. If they have to take full-time care of patients (husbands or wives) at home or in the hospital, they can apply for this program.

5. Severe Disability Allowance

Severe Disability Allowance This means that New Zealand residents who are completely blind or permanently incapacitated for work can receive a regular sum of money to maintain their living allowance.

6. Sickness benefits

Medical certificates issued by New Zealand residents are required to apply for sickness allowance. If he is seriously injured or ill for several weeks, he can apply for an allowance.

7. Unemployment benefits

Unemployment benefits refer to New Zealand residents aged 16, who must prove that they cannot work before applying.

8. Widow's allowance

Widow allowance refers to the project allowance provided by the New Zealand government to women whose husbands have died but still have children to support. Under special circumstances, even if the husband dies without children, he can apply for this project allowance.

9. Emergency allowance

Emergency allowance refers to the allowance that can be applied for in an emergency, and the local government of New Zealand should be consulted for details.

10. Death benefits

Death pension refers to one-time or continuous payment within 4 weeks after death according to the income of the applicant.

1 1. Unexpected medical payment

Anyone in New Zealand (including foreign tourists) will provide unconditional rehabilitation and compensation for any serious injury or occupational disease at any time and any place. Of course, you only need to fill in the medical certificate issued by the doctor of the nearby accident compensation bureau when applying.

12. Housing subsidies

The government provides cash subsidies to New Zealand families who rent or mortgage their houses and need to repair them.

13. Special housing allowance

Special accommodation allowance refers to the subsidy provided to families who do not receive any benefits but have to bear high rents. The subsidy for this project varies from place to place in New Zealand. Please refer to the relevant agencies of the local government for details.

2. Why do you want to immigrate to New Zealand?

New Zealand's social welfare system is superior, and residents are taken care of in all aspects, such as single-parent families, children's allowances, family allowances, unemployment allowances, pensions, community medical subsidies, commercial subsidies, free education below secondary school, university education loans and subsidies, government subsidies in different fields such as culture and art, emergency compensation, living allowances for the disabled, free emergency treatment and free maternity leave.

Even overseas tourists can enjoy free first aid and accident compensation. For example, it takes two years for immigrants to apply for unemployment benefits in New Zealand and nine years in Canada.

Apart from welfare, Australia and New Zealand are geographically the "Australia-New Zealand Alliance", which means that as long as they are New Zealand citizens, they can freely enter Australia anytime and anywhere to work and live in Australia.

The New Zealand government encourages overseas students to study in new places. According to the current policy, overseas students who have completed any recognized academic qualifications (such as bachelor's degree) will get extra points so that they can apply for residence visas.

3. New Zealand's most popular immigrant city

Auckland is a city in New Zealand, the most populous city in New Zealand and the economic and cultural center of New Zealand. Auckland has two beautiful seaports, and has always been called the capital of Qian Fan. It is said that the ratio of sailboats to population in Auckland is the highest in the world. Auckland is surrounded by coasts, islands and natural forests. The scenery is pleasant and the climate is mild. Very suitable for water sports.

Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, located at the southern tip of North Island. At present, the headquarters of large enterprises and major government departments with a population of about 427,000 are located in this city. There are many government employees, and there are also some employees in the headquarters of big companies. It is also a multicultural city. This city has new and old immigrants from different countries, diplomatic envoys from different countries, and New Zealanders who work, study and live overseas. They have a certain understanding of foreign immigrants and their cultures, so that the customs and cultures of various countries can be harmoniously combined.

Christchurch is a typical English city, where birds and flowers are singing all year round. It has always been a garden city full of strong cultural atmosphere. There are many theaters, art galleries and symphony orchestras in this city, and romantic flower season celebrations are held regularly every year. Restaurants, buffets and snack bars can be found everywhere. Many shops and outdoor markets are open seven days a week, which makes life very convenient. Christchurch has a flat terrain, small area and easy to identify the route. This is a good place for walking or cycling. About an hour's drive from Christchurch, there are beautiful mountains, beaches, lakes, rivers and historical and cultural parks.

4. Hamilton is the fourth largest city in New Zealand, which has developed rapidly in recent years. It is the fourth largest city in China, the capital of Waikato Province, with a population of 65,438+065,438+000,000. waikato river passes through the city. The University of Waikato is located in the center of Hamilton. So Hamilton is not only famous for animal husbandry, but also similar to the university town. She is located on the charming Waikato River, only 90 minutes away from Auckland, New Zealand. Therefore, it can be regarded as the deputy capital of Auckland, with the convenience of Auckland, but without the hustle and bustle of big cities. Besides, Hamilton has his own university and doesn't have to rely entirely on Auckland, so many immigrants have settled here. The local climate is very mild, with an average temperature of 20-25℃ in summer and 10- 15℃ in winter. Hamilton's environment is beautiful, safe, clean and full of friendly atmosphere. In Hamilton, you can not only easily enter modern supermarkets, cafes and restaurants, but also fully enjoy the natural lifestyle of New Zealand.