The Truth About Immigrating To Canada Revealed: The Tax Traps And Medical Dilemmas Behind Benefits, Who Is Really Suitable For Immigration?
The Truth About Immigrating To Canada Revealed: The Tax Traps And Medical Dilemmas Behind Benefits, Who Is Really Suitable For Immigration?
Immigration agencies mentioned a lot of fancy things when introducing immigrants to Canada: children are given milk money when they are born and can get it until they are 18 years old, free medical care and free medical care, university tuition is three-quarters cheaper than that of international students, and so on.
Immigration agencies have a lot to say when introducing immigrants to Canada:
After the birth of a newborn, there will be milk money that can be collected until the age of 18, free medical care, and college tuition is three-quarters cheaper than for international students, etc.
However, I won’t say that Canada is a country with many taxes. You must file a tax return when you get a Maple Leaf Card. As long as you have income, whether you earn it in Canada or earn income from investment, rent or bank deposit interest in China, you must declare tax to Canada. If you try to hide it, don’t have any illusions. There is a huge gap between the Chinese and Canadian governments. If you sign a tax agreement, you will be fined heavily if it is verified; you have to make an appointment with a family doctor to see a doctor, and you have to wait two weeks for a B-ultrasound, and a month for a CT scan. If you suffer from a serious illness and want to be hospitalized, you are lucky to wait for two months, and half a year is also very common, which forces you to pay for it out of your own pocket to go to a private hospital or return to your country for treatment.
When it comes to who is suitable to immigrate to Canada, there are only two types of people, one is the rich and the other is the poor. The rich are not short of money, and the poor can get their share of social welfare. Especially for people above the middle class, paying taxes is a responsibility and obligation, but enjoying benefits has no name.
The current global economic situation is not very good, and the unemployment rate in Canada has exceeded 6%. Many Chinese are facing the continued rise in prices. Many people have given up their Maple Leaf Cards and returned to their motherland. After all, living abroad depends on others, and they do not have the feeling of being a master.
As the motherland continues to become stronger and stronger, it is normal for such return flows to gradually increase day by day. They are all Chinese citizens. The motherland will welcome you back here with open hands.
