What is the real life of American immigrants?

# American Immigration # Brief Introduction What kind of life can you enjoy after immigration? Knowing in advance is helpful to make relevant preparations and adapt faster in the future. Let's take a look at the real life of American immigrants.

1. Real life

1, about children

America takes good care of children. Raising children for Americans, eating and drinking Lazar medical care basically costs nothing. For families who have immigrated to the United States, children can enjoy free compulsory education in the United States. Children receiving American education in the United States can cultivate their independent consciousness and ability well and lay a solid foundation for their future study and work.

2. About trust

Many immigrants to the United States think that life in the United States is simpler and easier. Americans are more polite, just mind your own business, and no one will tell others what to do. But there is another important reason. After living in America, you will always feel trusted. In some restaurants in the United States, water is free, but drinks are charged, but no one will supervise you when you eat. Some places don't even have cashiers, and everyone is completely conscious.

3. About the environment

The United States has a vast territory, rich resources and a well-maintained environment. Listening to the singing of birds, watching the little squirrel jump not far away, and enjoying the changing sky in front of my house, it is refreshing. Moreover, the United States attaches great importance to people's livelihood, not to mention the enviable welfare guarantee. Every community in the United States has sports facilities, swimming pools and tennis courts are open to residents free of charge. In addition, public places in the United States will have doors and driveways for the disabled, and the facilities are not perfect.

4. About the price

Although the consumption tax is different in each state in the United States, it is ok to earn two or three thousand dollars a month. 100 dollars can buy a car full of things in the supermarket, 1000 dollars can also buy a lot of clothes on holidays. However, vegetables and fruits in the United States are more expensive than chicken and pork, because the seasonality of vegetables and fruits determines that they cannot be mass-produced on demand. Wal-Mart in the United States rarely sells fruits and vegetables. Generally, only some local supermarkets sell them.

5. About transportation.

For most people who can immigrate to the United States, their real income level after immigrating to the United States is generally relatively high, and they have enough money and time to travel to various countries in the world. American immigrants generally do not need visas when they enter 100 countries and regions with American green cards after living. It can be seen that if they are naturalized in the United States, they can really get different experiences when traveling abroad.

In the United States, long-distance travel is generally by plane, and travel is generally by car. The car penetration rate is very high, almost every family has several cars. After American immigrants live, you must pay attention to many things when driving: for example, some people say that the speed limit is 80, but you may be fine if you drive 100, but you may get a ticket if you drive 70. Many times it's not just the speed, but whether your driving speed interferes with passing cars. If you drive slowly, many people will be blocked, especially in fine weather. In addition, there is another place that needs special attention, and that is the stop sign. Many accidents have happened. When you see this sign, you must stop for three seconds, or you will take full responsibility for the accident. In addition, be sure to avoid emergency vehicles. Smoking is not allowed in cars in many cities, especially when minors are in cars, otherwise you will be given a ticket.

6. About housing

America is a country with a vast territory and a sparse population, so Americans like big cars and big houses. But the prices in big cities in America are very expensive and taxes are very heavy. Many taxes need to be paid monthly or annually, unlike in China, which only needs to pay property fees after getting the house key. So many American immigrants will choose to buy a big house in the suburbs after getting married, and they can have a beautiful garden at a lower price.

The United States is weak in human feelings, and neighboring countries do not understand each other. Many local governments and communities will spend a lot of resources and manpower to organize various activities to promote the relationship between residents. Middle-class suburbs spare no effort in this regard. Community library is a treasure to promote communication. Regular reading clubs can exchange reading experience, meet peers and expand life circle.

7. About medical care

Unlike the domestic medical system, American medical care is market-oriented. Public hospitals only account for about 20% of the total number of hospitals, and medical resources are inclined to private hospitals. Most famous good hospitals in the United States are private hospitals, just like good schools are private schools. Therefore, we don't have to worry about whether private hospitals are guaranteed.

Although the United States does not have universal health insurance, it has special care for the elderly and children, and the government has low-cost or free government insurance for minors. According to family income, it is $250 per month. The lowest cost is nothing. This kind of insurance does not need to be conceited, and even the registration fee is free. For people over 65, whether they pay taxes at work or not, they can enjoy government medical insurance, which is almost free.

2. Living expenses

1 level: refers to American megacities, such as San Francisco, new york, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Boston, Miami, Hawaii, Chicago, Washington, etc. , its living expenses are USD 1000-2000/ month, excluding extra expenses such as car purchase, travel, telephone and entertainment (the same below).

Level 2: refers to American big cities, such as Pittsburgh, Seattle, Ladas, Atlanta, Austin, Detroit, etc. Living expenses: 800-65438 USD +0000/ month.

Level 3: refers to some states in the south, midwest and southeast of the United States, such as Texas, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Utah, Colorado, Georgia, Virginia and North Carolina. Their living expenses are 600-800 USD/month.

Level 4: Oklahoma, Missouri, Louisiana, South Carolina, etc. Its living expenses are 450-600 USD/month.