What are the benefits of emigrating to France?

1. The purest green country in the world, France ranks second.

France has more than 400 kinds of welfare and free medical care.

Elite education in France is rich in Nobel Prize and Fields Prize.

4. French brands bring their own aura to enhance their influence.

France has a lot of delicious food, beautiful scenery and good wine that affect the world.

Advantages of French passport:

French citizens with French passports can travel to 170 countries and regions without a visa. France ranks third in international free travel, at the same level as Britain, Belgium and the Netherlands. France is a dual country of the European Union. Obtaining a French passport means becoming an EU citizen. You can freely settle, live, work and study in 27 EU countries, which is equivalent to handling the immigration status of 27 mainstream European countries.

The cost of emigrating to France

Government expenses:

Each dependent child is $65,438+$050.

Applicant: 390 Canadian dollars

Spouse or de facto marriage $65438 +050 Canadian dollars

Federal Immigration Office visa application fee:

The principal applicant is $550.

Spouse 550 Canadian dollars

550 Canadian dollars for children over 22 years old, and 0/50 Canadian dollars for children under 22 years old/kloc.

Immigration landing fee (free of payment after interview)

The main applicant is 490 Canadian dollars;

The spouse of the main applicant is 490 Canadian dollars;

Other expenses:

Medical examination fee (paid at the time of medical examination if the interview is passed or exempted)

Adult approximately 1, 450 yuan RMB;

Minors in 800 yuan are around RMB.

Further reading: French social welfare system

1) old-age security system:

The old-age insurance system in France consists of the general social insurance system. Supplementary pension system and non-working class pension system. The government spends 12% of GDP on old-age pensions every year, providing workers with a "basic pension" equivalent to 80% of their retirement wages.

2) Medical system:

Medical insurance in France belongs to the basic social welfare security system for all. The national social security system provides about 70% medical insurance for residents, and the remaining 30% is supplemented by medical insurance purchased by individuals. For low-income and non-income residents, the state provides 65,438+0,000% medical insurance.

3) Family benefits:

All families living in France with more than one child, whether nationals or foreigners, are entitled to family allowances, which are funded by employers and the government. There are many kinds of family allowances, including multi-child allowance, minimum family income allowance, single-parent family allowance, orphan allowance, children's school allowance, housing allowance, newly-married family loan and so on.

Citizens are protected by more than 400 kinds of welfare from birth to death. The characteristic of French social welfare is that you can enjoy it as long as you have legal residence status in France, regardless of nationality. National education is free from primary school to university. If the family income is below a certain standard, the child can get a subsidy of 249.07 euros at the beginning of each semester. Medical insurance in France is free. According to personal income, citizens pay at most one week's minimum wage every year, while the unemployed are exempt from this fee.

Mainly includes:

There are nearly 40 kinds of unemployment benefits, sickness insurance, industrial injury insurance, pension system, housing subsidies, disability subsidies and multi-child subsidies, and there are strict conditions and regulations for receiving various subsidies. Under the protection of this system, with few exceptions, every Frenchman, from birth to death, can get basic social help when facing difficulties and will not be displaced. This is the so-called "guarantee system from birth to death".