This is a huge effort for immigrants. The amount spent is to obtain the country's green card and enjoy the welfare benefits of this immigrant country. The person you get from your Canadian identity is not called a green card. It has a better name called "Maple Leaf Card". So what are the advantages of Canadian maple leaf card?

1. Children enjoy international education

The Canadian government attaches great importance to education issues, strictly controls teaching quality, and invests a lot of education funds. If you can become a permanent resident of Canada, you can enjoy a mandatory education of twelve years, which not only has low tuition fees but also offers students a variety of scholarships, scholarships, interest-free loans and other grants.

2. 173 countries without a visa

One of the important reasons why so many people choose to immigrate to Canada is that Canada's visa-free country is the most important country in the world. If you have a Canadian identity or a Canadian maple leaf card, you can pass through 100 countries in the world without a visa. Not only that, permanent residents in Canada can apply for a US ten-year visa at one time.

3. Significantly improved quality of life

Canada is a very livable country. According to relevant surveys, among the 52 countries surveyed, Canada is the most outstanding country and the most popular country among all respondents. This place is not only politically stable, but also has perfect welfare and beautiful scenery. More importantly, the prices here are very low and people's lives are usually relatively rich. Therefore, the living environment here is relatively harmonious and the speed of life is relatively relaxed, so you can live a leisurely life here.

4. Don't worry about not having a house to live in

The Canadian government allocates funds every year to build a large amount of government housing, which the government entrusts to manage. In a sense, this is a benefit specifically for the poor! If you have a "maple leaf card", you can apply for government housing!

5. Employment safety

If Canadian residents (hereafter referred to as Canadian permanent residents and citizens) have been working for half a year and are unable to continue working due to unemployment, illness, childbirth or raising children, they can earn temporary income through the National Employment Insurance Program, that is, they will receive regular subsidies for a period of time to reduce the impact of unemployment. The amount of subsidy an applicant receives depends on the length of his working hours and the local unemployment rate. To apply for subsidies, you must go to the Canadian Government Employment Center (), the institution that applies for a social insurance card ().

6. Enjoy medical insurance

Every province in Canada has a health insurance plan that provides cheap and high-quality health care. The Canadian government allocates about CAD$4.8 billion per year to achieve health care benefits. Insurance plans include medical services, medical expenses, hospitalization and surgery costs, but do not include medical expenses. If your family doctor believes you need hospitalization or even surgery, all costs are subject to a health insurance plan regardless of the size of the surgery. During hospitalization, patients do not have to pay for their own meals, medical expenses, etc. Most prescription drugs are provided for free for older people over 65 years of age, and prescription drugs that receive social relief are provided for free.

7. pension

In addition to Quebec, Canadian provinces have implemented Canadian retirement plans. The Canadian retirement plan is a public insurance plan. Canadian residents deduct a certain amount of pension contributions from their monthly income and can receive subsidies through this program after retirement or after a long-term physical disability. Pensions must be paid taxes and can be obtained by applicants wherever they are in the world.

8. Apply for social welfare

Social welfare funds are the cornerstone of the Maple Leaf Card system. They are used to ensure the basic living standards of every Canadian resident. If a Canadian resident has no income and deposits less than $1,000 in bank deposits, you can apply for this benefit. If a person can get $500-700 a month, a family of three can get $1,100-1,300 a month, which is enough to maintain a low-level lifespan. New immigrants usually don’t enjoy this benefit within the first six months, so it will take funds to log in to Canada to sustain their lives for six months.

9. Enjoy the holiday

The Canadian government stipulates that full-time employees can receive two weeks (ten working days) per year after working for one year and three weeks of paid leave per year after five consecutive years. Holidays cannot be replaced by salaries and employees are not allowed to be fired. Additionally, you can get unpaid maternity leave, continue to maintain your pension or medical plan, and return to your original job after the maternity leave is over. During maternity leave, mothers can apply for employment insurance EI.

10. Don't worry about retirement

The legal retirement age in Canada is 65 years old. Canadian residents, regardless of their assets or income, are eligible for the Older Program as long as they have settled in Canada for more than ten years. It should be noted that pensions are not automatically paid by the government after you reach retirement age. You must apply to the government within 12 months before your 65th birthday before you can get a pension. In fact, pensions are similar to China's minimum living safety fund. The amount of pension is determined by the length of life the applicant has in Canada and will be paid monthly by the federal government.