What benefits can Dutch immigrant children and women enjoy?

Many people will choose to immigrate to the Netherlands, so what benefits can children and women of Dutch immigrants enjoy? This is a problem that many people care about. Let's take a look! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

First, primary education is free until 18 years old.

The Netherlands is the first country in the world to invest heavily in education, and the government provides a large amount of cash and transportation subsidies for the education of all children, including immigrant children.

If the child immigrates to the Netherlands with his parents before the age of 18 (17 at the time of application), all primary education is free, including books.

In junior and senior high schools, the Dutch government subsidizes the tuition fees of all students every year, and the tuition fees paid by students are only about 20 euros per year; At the same time, the Dutch government's cash subsidy for each child, including immigrant children, is 50- 120 euros per month.

And! Children who want to learn extra-curricular interests will receive more than 200 euros of extra subsidies every year, such as music, art and dance. This subsidy is also paid directly, and it has nothing to do with learning or not (even if you don't learn, you will have money).

An ordinary China student studying in the Netherlands and other western developed countries needs at least 500,000 RMB for a four-year undergraduate education (the tuition fee for China students is about 5,000-110,000 euros per academic year without EU- subsidy).

However, emigrating to the Netherlands can not only save families the expensive expenses of studying abroad, but also provide the children of immigrant families with a high subsidy of up to 6,000 euros per year for higher education in the Netherlands (including public transportation subsidies, and they can take all other public transportation except airplanes and taxis for free with their student ID cards).

Second, children's money, welfare money, help you raise a baby.

If you raise a child in the Netherlands, you will get a kinderbijslag from the government until the child reaches 18 years old.

The level of children's money is linked to their age. The older you get, the higher your child's pocket money will be. Low-income or middle-income families with two children will receive a welfare subsidy of up to 2040 euros this year. This figure was 1866 euros in 20 16.

In addition to this fixed payment for children, the Dutch government will automatically distribute kindgebonden budget linked to your income according to your income.

Starting from this year, the allowance for the first and second children will be increased, and each child will be additionally increased 100? Subsidies.

Generally, it is not necessary to apply for this subsidy. The tax bureau will pay you according to your income, the amount of property and whether you meet other conditions.

Third, pregnant women also have domestic help after delivery.

The Dutch health care system is considered to be the best in Europe. Moreover, universal medical care is implemented, and the coverage and amount of medical insurance are very wide. Even prenatal, postpartum and postpartum health care are free.

Not only that, but also 7 days and 5 hours of domestic help every day after delivery. Someone comes to your house to wash your clothes, clean your room and teach you how to look after your newborn. Even the government's child care subsidy is big enough to live a leisurely life without worrying about money.

Note: All citizens and foreigners who live in the Netherlands for a long time or have income from work must participate in the basic medical insurance, and the minimum medical insurance is about 765,438+0.25 euros per month (Dutch children's insurance is a family insurance plan, so it is not necessary to pay separately) in order to enjoy the high-level public free medical insurance in the Netherlands.