Canada's social welfare is very detailed and sufficient, providing people with basic living security. For this reason, many people want to immigrate to Canada to live and settle down. So what types of social benefits can you enjoy with a Canadian Maple Leaf Card? Today, professionals and experts in the field of international immigration will come to give us answers and explanations.

What social benefits can you enjoy with a Canadian Maple Leaf Card?

1. Medical care

①In terms of coverage, basic medical services in Canada, such as consultations and medical services, are also free, and medical services such as hospitalization are also free. The costs incurred are borne by the Canadian federal government and also by the Canadian provinces.

② There is also a supplementary insurance: In Canada, residents need to deal with the expenses incurred by dental, vision and other items in another way, that is, purchasing additional commercial insurance, or using the benefits provided by the employer to offset these expenses.

① The situation in each province in Canada is different. ② Specifically in terms of welfare, ③ Quebec Province, ④ will provide residents with low-priced public prescription drugs. ⑤ In some provinces in Canada, ⑥ for low-income people, ⑦ there are certain subsidies for dental care.

2. Unemployment insurance

① Coverage: Canada has temporary unemployment, sick leave, maternity leave/parental leave subsidies.

②The conditions for receiving are that residents need to work in the past year, and the working hours are between 420 hours and 700 hours. This working hours is determined based on the regional unemployment rate.

3. Housing support

First, there is a housing subsidy for low-income families. This subsidy is something Canada gives to residents. Its amount will be adjusted accordingly according to the residents' income and the region in order to help with rent.

② The first-time home purchase incentive situation is that the Canadian government has an initiative to share part of the down payment, thereby reducing residents’ loan pressure.

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