Can I still enjoy social security after emigrating?

Whether you can continue to enjoy the social security policy of the original country after immigration depends on two aspects: the country that settled after immigration and the social security system of the original country. Different countries and regions have different social security systems, so to answer this question, we need to consider the social security policies of your country after immigration and your country of origin.

In some cases, there will be social security agreements or bilateral agreements between some countries, which allow immigrants to enjoy some social security benefits in their home countries after moving. This usually applies to the beneficiary who has paid a certain amount of social security fees in the original country, such as pension and medical insurance.

However, other types of social security benefits, such as unemployment insurance and industrial injury insurance, may not be applicable to residents in another country after immigration. Therefore, if you are considering immigration, it is recommended that you consult the immigration department or social security agency of the destination country to determine whether you are eligible to continue to enjoy the social security benefits of the original country.