What benefits can I enjoy after immigrating to the UK?

With the gradual opening of Britain's attitude towards immigrants, it is no longer an elusive thing to immigrate to Britain. Especially after the British government introduced investment immigration and entrepreneur immigration policies, domestic high-net-worth people have more immigration options. For most British immigration applicants, the high-level welfare system and policies in Britain are one of the main reasons that attract them to immigrate. Although Britain has left the European Union, its own advantages and welfare policies are attractive enough! The following is compiled and published!

1. What benefits can I enjoy after immigrating to the UK?

British welfare system policy: education welfare Britain is a country that attaches great importance to education and has gathered the most beautiful schools, colleges and universities in the world. Education and quality teaching in the UK not only attract students from all over the world to study in the UK, but also attract high-net-worth families from China to immigrate to the UK. After hundreds of years of evolution, the British education system is quite perfect and complex, with great flexibility. Generally speaking, it is divided into three stages: compulsory education, continuing education and higher education.

1。 Compulsory education in Britain

In Britain, everyone must receive compulsory education between the ages of 5 and 16. Students can enjoy all free state benefits. Some public schools offer free school buses to pick up students. All parents must send their children to school. Dining halls are usually located in public schools to provide balanced and low-cost lunches for students. Primary education usually lasts until 1 1 year.

2。 Continuing education in Britain

It is the most distinctive part of the British education system, and it is also the part that British immigrants pay attention to. It is "higher education" after primary and secondary education, laying the foundation for entering higher education or employment. 16- 18 years old is the third year of high school (or college preparatory class), which is the transitional period from middle school to university, focusing on academic and professional research. Students who have completed the preparatory courses mainly take the Advanced General Education Examination (GCE-Alevel), while students in vocational and technical schools must take the General National Vocational Qualification Examination (GNVQ) in addition to GCE-Alevel.

3。 British higher education

Higher education is the advanced stage of the British education system, including undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and higher national diplomas. Higher education is usually provided by universities, and many colleges also offer bachelor's degrees and higher education diploma courses.

British welfare system policy: medical welfare

In Britain, the national health care system is one of the most important components of the British social welfare system. Its core principle is that everyone enjoys a unified medical service standard. The way of seeing a doctor in Britain is different from that in China. Not all serious and minor illnesses go to the hospital, and not everyone goes to the big hospital. The practice in Britain is to see a doctor on the spot. First, choose a family doctor near home. They are usually NHS doctors in small local community clinics. After registering there and obtaining a general practitioner card, they will be included in the national health care system. After that, the system will notify regular fluoroscopy or gynecological examination. If you have a headache and a fever, you should see a general practitioner. You don't have to spend money to see a doctor or buy medicine. When you take medicine at the drugstore, you only need to pay the corresponding prescription fee for each prescription. Family clinics and community clinics are the main bodies of national health care services. They form a health care network according to population distribution, and there are basically no dead ends.

British welfare system policy: the welfare of children, pregnant women and retirees

British child welfare is mainly aimed at children under 16 years old and children between 16 years old and 18 years old who are still studying in non-higher education institutions. British immigrants can go to the hospital or the office of the social security department to apply for forms. Family allowance depends on family income and the number of children. Applicants can apply for the form from the post office or the Social Security Bureau. British immigrants who take care of children whose parents have died are eligible to apply for guardian allowance and child welfare fund. Maternity allowance is set up for pregnant women who are not eligible for the statutory salary of pregnant women, while single parents who have to take care of their children alone can receive single parent allowance. When an employee is pregnant, the employer must pay wages every week according to the employee's income level.

Britain has established a pension for those who meet the requirements of national insurance after retirement age. This amount is mainly paid according to the payment records of national insurance. In addition to retirement benefits, retirees can also enjoy additional pension benefits to ensure that their income reaches a guaranteed level and reward retirees who actively save for retirement.

2. How about immigrating to Britain?

1. British social order is stable

Britain is a country ruled by law, respecting human rights and protecting private property. The national average annual crime rate is low, people's lives are stable and orderly, and both commercial areas and residential areas have a complete and effective public security system. So you don't have to worry about public security after immigrating to Britain.

2. Give children a happy childhood.

British education focuses on cultivating children's independent thinking ability, creativity and practical ability. At the same time, it also pays attention to cultivating children's self-confidence and organizational leadership. Immigrating to Britain for education is one of the choices of many parents.

3. Let children enjoy real free education.

British schools belong to the world. /kloc-children under 0/6 can enjoy free public school education and first-class pure English education. After immigrating to Britain, children can not only enjoy free education, but also go to Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College and other countries for further study.

4. Have a "World Pass"

Due to frequent business activities, many people need to travel to and from different countries frequently. After emigrating to the UK, British passport holders can get visa-free treatment from more than 100 countries and regions in the world, and can live and study freely in the EU. It can be said that having a British passport is equivalent to having a "World Pass".

5. Have a sound social welfare system.

The British government is very concerned about the health of its citizens. It has spent a lot of money on social security and the safety and stability of people's lives. After immigrating to Britain, permanent residents can enjoy the same medical and social benefits as British nationals.

Britain is one of the most developed countries in Europe.

The British capital market is very mature and developed, and the current exchange rate between RMB and British pound is also an investment opportunity.

7. Britain allows dual citizenship

Multi-nationality can work and live freely in the EU (27 countries) and travel around the world with a British passport.