Canada's public security system is well-known worldwide for its comprehensiveness and inclusiveness. For many groups who move to Canada, in addition to living conditions and natural scenery, public security is also an important consideration. Now explain the various rights and interests that those who hold maple leaf cards can obtain.

1. After you get the maple leaf card, you can enjoy paid vacation.

Canada currently has many employment opportunities and a strong demand for all kinds of talents. Provinces have added high-paying positions to attract new immigrants, and the national employment market is showing an active trend. Taking the four Atlantic provinces as an example, although their economic development level is relatively lagging, the federal government has continued to introduce policies in recent years to provide key assistance. Therefore, after immigrating to Canada, there is basically no need to worry about employment issues.

Canada enjoys very generous treatment in terms of career security and ranks among the best in the world. If a person with permanent resident status in Canada is engaged in work continuously throughout the year, but cannot continue to work due to unemployment, health problems, childbirth or adoption of children, he can receive a subsidy with a national occupational security program, which is generally equivalent to 56% of his original monthly income and can be received for ten months. In addition, after a full one year, a formal employee can enjoy two weeks of paid leave every year, and after a full five years, a formal employee can enjoy three weeks of paid leave every year. The leave period cannot be converted into salary, and employees will not be fired due to pregnancy. At the same time, you can also apply for unpaid maternity leave, and you can still retain your pension or medical insurance qualifications during the leave. You can return to your original position after the maternity leave is over. During maternity leave, fertility recipients can apply for maternity allowance.

2. You can enjoy free education after you get the maple leaf card.

Twelve years of basic education are provided in all regions in Canada. Preschool education is implemented through public, non-fee childcare institutions and kindergartens, while basic education in public primary and secondary schools also does not charge any fees. Citizens, permanent residents and their children of the country can all receive completely free school education. For students with poor financial conditions, the government will issue interest-free bursaries. At the same time, if there is a college student in the family, other family members can also receive tax relief benefits based on their income status.

After listing various contents, the most prominent advantage of obtaining permanent residence status in Canada is reflected in the cost of higher education. Unlike many countries where tens of thousands of dollars are often spent, the cost of local residents entering university for further studies is quite low. Specifically, the cost is only about 30 to 40 percent of the international student fees. In addition, for newly arrived immigrant families, the government has introduced measures to help them reduce their children's college expenses.

3. You can enjoy medical insurance after you get the maple leaf card.

Every province in Canada has a medical insurance system that can provide reasonable prices and high-level diagnosis and treatment services. The national finance invests approximately 48 million Canadian dollars a year to implement health and welfare policies. The guarantee system covers a variety of medical services, medical treatment expenses, hospitalization expenses and surgical expenses, but the drug expenses are not within the reimbursement scope. If a family physician determines that he must be hospitalized or surgery is required, all related expenses will be borne by the medical insurance system regardless of the complexity of the operation. During the hospitalization period, the patient's dietary expenses and drug expenses are all borne by the hospital, and no personal expenses are required. For elderly people over the age of 65 and those receiving government subsidies, most of their prescription drugs are available for free.

The subsidies provided by Canada are also very complete, such as subsidies when you are sick, subsidies during pregnancy, subsidies for your spouse, etc. These generous conditions make many people who want to immigrate very much look forward to it. Once you understand the various benefits you can get after holding a maple leaf card, are you also very excited?