What benefits can I enjoy after successfully immigrating to Portugal?

The first is to enjoy the welfare of Portuguese citizens, that is, the welfare provided by Portugal itself:

1, public education, in line with British and American schools

Education is one of the most important social welfare in Portugal. Portugal implements 12 compulsory education, including 9 years of basic education and 3 years of secondary education. If you attend a public school, immigrants can enjoy the tuition subsidized by the government. The amount of tuition depends on family income, generally between 100-200 euros per month. Of course, if you choose to attend a private school, you need to pay a monthly tuition fee of 500- 1200 euros.

Higher education in Portugal is divided into university education and technical education. Technical education is similar to domestic junior college, with a course of 2-4 years, focusing on technology, art and education. University education focuses on academic research, and the course duration is 4-6 years. Lisbon University and Coimbra University in Portugal are world-famous universities.

2. Free medical system

Portugal boasts that patients pay 18.5% of the expenses, and the other 810.5% is paid by the state. In fact, this is not an exaggeration. The medical expenses in many European countries are mainly borne by the government and insurance.

3. There are also maternity allowance, breastfeeding allowance, child welfare allowance, family allowance, guardian allowance, single parent allowance, child support allowance, nursing allowance, income allowance, disability living allowance, unemployment hardship allowance, sick leave allowance, social insurance, nursing home and nursing home allowance.

In addition, Portuguese green card holders can freely enter and leave 26 Schengen countries in Europe, and Portuguese passports are visa-free for 172 countries and regions around the world.