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Why Canada?
Canada has been one of the most popular migrant destinations attracting migrants from all over the world. The annual number of approved migrants has also been large. What makes Canada so attractive to live?
Automatic eligibility for immigration for family members
As soon as a member of your core family has been approved to immigrate to Canada, your spouse and children are automatically eligible for immigration (i.e. the scheme does not apply to your parents or siblings). To apply for immigration for your parents on the basis of family reunion, you will have to complete your immigration and landing in the country.
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Free compulsory education
If you have children, you as a new migrant to Canada may admit them to a school nearby right away. Primary and secondary education in Canada lasts a total of twelve years, and studying at public schools is free of charge. Canadian law mandates that children between the ages of six and twelve attend school. Children aged four to five may attend preschool classes in primary schools. Since Canada is a migrant country, almost every school has an ESL (English as Second Language) course to for the children of new immigrants.
Employment insurance
The Employment Insurance (EI) program provides temporary income support to unemployed workers to tackle financial difficulties (Regular EI). The program also applies to those who have to take time off work due to life events such as injury, illness, quarantine, pregnancy, and caring for a newborn or newly adopted child (Special EI). Workers receive EI benefits only if they have paid premiums in the previous year. The program comprises two major parts: financing to insure against unemployment, and subsidizing to encourage employment.
Health care insurance
Canada is one of the countries with the best health care system. Well-managed hospitals, clinics or physician offices can be found in most territories. All Canadian residents, citizens and permanent residents are generally eligible for free health care services after enrolling in the national health insurance plan of Canada. Medicare is paid by the state directly to hospitals and doctors from taxes. Every province in Canada has a taxpayer-funded health insurance plan that provides affordable and quality health care. Once covered by the insurance plan, you will be issued a Provincial Health Card with an identification number.
Canadian passport – the passport to the world
After three years of landing to officially become a Canadian citizen, you are eligible for applying for a Canadian passport. The passport grants you free access to over a hundred countries, among which in addition provide visa waiver include: United States, Australia, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Singapore, Brazil, Spain, Portugal, and Saudi Arabia.
Old age security and pension
To ensure the livelihood of the elderly and finance for them to enjoy their retirement, the Canadian government has introduced various plans. The Federal Old Age Security Program comprises three parts: Old Age Security pension, Guaranteed Income Supplement, and Allowance. These allowances are allocated by the Canadian government from the annual gross national tax revenue.
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