Immigrating to Spain can get the right to free education.

1. Right to receive free education 65,438+Minors under the age of 06 have the right and obligation to receive education. Education in this period is basic, free and necessary.

/kloc-Minors under the age of 0/8 also have the right to receive education after basic education, including obtaining corresponding diplomas and public scholarships and grants. If foreign students reach the age of 18 during the semester, this right will be retained until the end of the semester.

/kloc-Foreigners over 0/8 years old in Spain have the right to receive corresponding education as stipulated in the Education Law.

The Spanish government advocates foreigners to receive education in order to promote their better integration into Spanish society.

Foreigners living in Spain whose children are under the age of compulsory education must show the attendance certificates of relevant institutions when applying for change of residence or long-term residence.

Second, the right to enjoy free medical insurance.

Foreigners in Spain can enjoy the same right of free medical insurance as Spaniards as long as they register at the home of the municipal government. Foreigners in Spain have the right to use the public emergency center for serious illness or accident (for whatever reason) until the doctor agrees to leave the hospital.

Spain/KLOC-Minor foreigners under the age of 0/8 can enjoy the same medical insurance rights as Spaniards.

Foreign pregnant women in Spain have the right to medical insurance during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum.

? ? Third, the right to free legal help.

Foreigners in Spain, like Spaniards, have the right to free legal aid in judicial proceedings.

Foreigners in Spain can also enjoy free legal aid in administrative procedures of refusing entry, returning, expelling from Spanish territory and international protection.

In addition, if you don't understand or speak the official language, you have the right to enjoy translation help.

Four. Benefits enjoyed by the elderly over 65 years old

1. uninsured pension

Old people in Spain who cannot retire at the age of 65 can apply for an uninsured pension if they have no other income. The specific conditions are: Spanish citizens, or nationals of other countries who have legal residence permits in Spain.

2. Other benefits

The elderly who are helpless, or whose income is lower than the minimum living standard, can get a small amount of subsidies from the government to maintain the minimum living standard, or be sent to nursing homes for care. Social welfare departments of district governments have also set up activity centers for the elderly to organize various interest activities for the elderly, such as painting, dancing and gymnastics. These activities are free.

All elderly people over the age of 65, regardless of their nationality and whether they are legal residents, can buy subway and bus monthly tickets for the elderly with their identity certificates (residence permits and passports), and the fares are much cheaper than the normal fares.