What benefits can I enjoy if I immigrate to Japan or live permanently in Japan?

1. Perfect maternal and child welfare:

As long as you have children, the country will support you In Japan, having children is welfare. Children can receive a subsidy of 420,000 yen as soon as they are born, and then the government will give a monthly subsidy to children aged 0- 15, 0-3, no one 15,000 yen, 3- primary school graduates,15 years old:10,000 yen. Before the child is six years old, part of all medical expenses will be borne by the local government, and the specific proportion will vary according to the location. Children from single-parent families also receive subsidies. Before the child reaches the age of 65,438+08, the child with 65,438+0 will receive a monthly subsidy of 42,330 yen, the child with two children will receive a subsidy of 52,330 yen, the child with more than three children will receive a subsidy of 58,330 yen, and the child with more than three children will receive an increase of 65,438+0 by 6,000 yen (in different places). It can be said that raising children in Japan does not need to worry about economic problems.

2. Foreigners in Japan can enjoy the benefits of local residents:

Residents over the age of 20, including foreigners in Japan, can enjoy living security if their income is lower than the basic living security standard, which is equivalent to the minimum living security system in China, and the amount varies from place to place. About a person is around 6.5438+0.5 million yen a month, and the local government will rent these low-income groups, and the rent is of course paid by the government.

3. Japan provides assistance to patients with major diseases:

In Japan, it only costs hundreds of thousands of yen to pass the national health insurance and rehabilitation medical care. Moreover, Japan has a high proportion of medical reimbursement, with children vaccinated free of charge, 80% of infants, 70% of primary school students and those under 69, 80% of those aged 70 and over, 90% of those aged 75 and over, and 90% of major diseases such as cancer.

4. Education is subsidized

Universities have national scholarships for college students, local government scholarships, corporate scholarships and interest-free student loans provided by banks. For foreign students, there are official G30 scholarships. World-class universities such as Tokyo University, Kyoto University, Nagoya University and Osaka University actively employ a large number of foreign professors and deploy experienced overseas teachers, which promotes the internationalization of Japanese universities and promotes foreign high school students with multilingual backgrounds to get priority admission and apply for scholarships.