Reproductive welfare of Irish immigrants

Ireland has the most complete maternity benefits in the world, and this preferential policy has greatly protected women and children. The following are the maternity benefits of Irish immigrants, welcome to read!

Article 1 Reproductive welfare of Irish immigrants

1, free vaccination

Ireland's "Children's Immunization Plan" stipulates that Irish children can enjoy free vaccination services in hospitals, clinics or qualified schools before 16 years old to effectively defend against some diseases. The Irish government has set a vaccination schedule for this purpose.

2. Children's health examination

The government will fund a comprehensive examination of children's healthy development for nine-month-old children, including visual, auditory and language abilities.

3. Dental services

Children under 6 years old and primary school students can enjoy dental services provided by the government. If necessary, you can go to the orthodontic clinic for further free treatment.

4. Ultra-long maternity leave and ultra-high maternity allowance

Irish pregnant women can enjoy 26 weeks of extra-long maternity leave, which is the longest in the EU, and they can also receive 240 euros of government subsidies every week.

5, children's milk gold

Children's milk money can be received until the child reaches the age of 18, and each child can receive 140 euros per month, which is 280 euros per week if there are two children.

6. Free maternal and child health care services

Ireland's "Maternal and Child Health Plan" provides free public hospital services for mothers and babies, and provides free prenatal care, nursing during the baby's birth and hospitalization expenses for mothers and babies.

Further reading: the welfare policy of Irish immigrants

1, pension benefits

Pension. There are three kinds of pension schemes in Ireland, which not only cover working people, but also allow individuals to set up their own pension accounts, which can protect the interests of all citizens to a certain extent and make people feel secure in their old age.

Health care for the elderly. The Irish government provides a series of services for the elderly living in Ireland, including hospitalization care, nursing home care, antihypertensive and rehabilitation care, daily service, rehabilitation, community service, home care and home help. At the same time, the Irish government will provide some subsidies for the expenses of private nursing homes.

Living alone allowance. Weekly allowance paid to people over 66.

2. Education benefits

Ireland's long history and excellent education level are recognized by the world. As early as the Middle Ages, Ireland was in the leading position in the western world in education. Governments from all walks of life in Ireland regard education as an important development direction and increase investment and support. Ireland is one of the countries with high education level in the world, which has greatly promoted economic prosperity and creativity.

Ireland's Ministry of Education and Science is responsible for education, formulating educational systems and plans, including curriculum and the management of national unified examinations. The compulsory free education in Ireland is from the age of 6 to 15, and all students with excellent grades can enjoy free secondary and higher education. Most Irish people are highly educated. Ireland's education system has traditionally been divided into three stages: 8-year primary education; Secondary education for 5-6 years; Higher education offers a wide range of courses, including vocational education, technical training, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. In recent years, Irish people have gradually formed the concept of "lifelong learning", and learning opportunities are everywhere.

3. Free public health care system

In Ireland, most treatments are carried out by family doctors, and patients can enjoy family doctor services free of charge with medical cards or family doctor access cards. If the family doctor thinks that the patient needs to go to the hospital, the patient can go to the public hospital with this medical card or family doctor access card, and all medical expenses are free. At the same time, holders of medical cards or family doctor access cards also enjoy free community services, dental services, approved prescription drug fees, hospital care and a series of other benefits.

4. Rent subsidy

Irish immigrants, you don't have to worry about not being able to pay the rent, because if you can provide the house rent that you can't afford, and the rent level does not exceed the prescribed limit, then you can apply for rent subsidy.

Special needs subsidies and emergency needs subsidies. The government will pay you the necessary one-time accident or emergency expenses, such as funeral expenses, food expenses after the fire and so on.

5. Work benefits

Vocational skills training. Once you are unemployed, you can register with the local National Training and Employment Bureau, which will provide you with employment opportunities according to your personal situation and provide you with various vocational skills training services.

The welfare of job seekers. When you are unemployed, if you have paid social insurance before, you will be eligible to apply for job seeker benefits. The amount obtained includes not only the personal part, but also the part provided to eligible adults. If you haven't found a job after the subsidy time, you can continue to apply for benefits. When you receive benefits, you may also have the right to engage in certain jobs.

Job seeker's allowance. When you are unemployed, if you have no social insurance before, you can apply for job seeker's allowance. The amount obtained includes not only the personal part, but also the part provided to eligible adults. Calculated by a family of three, the amount of assistance can reach 342.6 euros. If your normal working hours are shortened, you will get a job seeker's allowance for those days when you don't work.

Citizens of EU member States enjoy the same social welfare rights as their nationals when they work in any EU country.