If you want to immigrate to study abroad, how to choose between Canada and the United States?

If you want to immigrate to Canada by investment, you must know about the benefits of Canadian investment immigration. After all, understanding a country's welfare system can be very helpful in your immigrant life. The welfare of a country also indicates the level of development and the perfection of its institutions.

The benefits of Canadian investment immigration are still very good. Health Care Benefits **Approximately $4.8 billion is allocated annually for health care benefits. All provinces offer affordable and quality health care programmes (free of charge in Manitoba).

With the exception of dentistry and ophthalmology, patients only need to pay for prescription drugs when they see a doctor. If your GP thinks you need to be hospitalized or even have surgery, your health insurance plan will cover all costs. During the hospitalization, the patient does not have to pay for food and medicine.

Most of the prescription drugs for people over 65 years of age and those receiving social assistance are provided free of charge. Pensions Canadians are eligible for the Old Age Security Pension, regardless of their assets or income. Eligibility is subject to certain years of residence.

However, if you are a Canadian citizen or immigrant, over the age of 65, and have lived in Canada for at least 10 years after the age of 18, you can receive a partial OAS pension, which is calculated based on the number of years you have lived in Canada. With the exception of Quebec, all Canadian provinces have Canada Retirement Plans. The Canada Retirement Plan is a public insurance plan.

Canadian residents deduct a certain amount of pension contributions from their monthly income, and they can receive a subsidy through this plan after retirement or when there is a long-term physical disability. Pensions are taxable and can be obtained from anywhere in the world. The province of Quebec has its own program called the "Quebec Retirement Calculation."

Unemployment benefits If a Canadian resident (green card or citizen) has worked continuously for half of the year and is unable to continue working for some reason, this temporary income can be obtained through the national employment insurance program. The current policy stipulates that if you have worked 910 consecutive hours in the past year, you can receive this money if you are unemployed, usually 56% of your original monthly salary, and you can get it for 10 consecutive months. To apply for the grant, you must go to a Canada** Job Centre, which is where you can get your Social Security card.

But if you make a serious mistake and get fired by your boss or voluntarily resign, you won't get it. Holidays Canada** stipulates that full-time employees receive two weeks (ten working days) of paid leave per year after one year of employment; After five years of continuous employment, three weeks of paid leave per year will be granted.

Leave may not be substituted with salary. An employee may not be dismissed on the ground of pregnancy. In addition, they can take unpaid maternity leave, continue to maintain their pension or medical plan, and return to their original work after the maternity leave.

During maternity leave, the mother can apply for EI. Pacific Garda immigration experts introduced that the benefits of Canadian investment immigrants are very good, because this part of the investment immigrants are people who contribute to the Canadian economy, pensions, and benefits are valued by Canada. For more information, please consult Pacific Garda Immigration Company, hoping to give you a satisfactory answer.

In terms of studying abroad, the United States must be good, the level of education in the United States is the highest, and there are many types of majors and scholarships.

The key is to see which major you want to study, and then choose a school according to your major, you can go to the school's official website to check the relevant information to see what the application conditions are.

The employer laughs at the end of the guarantee. If the score is not enough, you still have to go to the employer to sponsor it, so it is better to use the money from studying abroad to go directly to the employer to sponsor

First of all, the cost of studying in the United States is the highest in the world, there is no doubt that although the cost of studying abroad is high, many of the top 50 universities in the United States provide full or partial scholarships for students, if you can apply for a scholarship, I think, not only can you save a lot of money, but also affirm your own ability.

Difficulty: As for the difficulty, what I want to tell you is that now is the first stage of studying abroad, whether it is the United States or Canada, there is no difficulty, the schools ranked 20th to 50th in the United States are still very easy to apply, as for the top 50 schools in Canada, hehe, as long as you are a student, you can apply, I think you should have seen the top 100 universities in the world, the education level of Canada and the education level of the United States do not belong to the same level, do not compare, what kind of people go to the United States, what kind of people go to Canada, What kind of people go to Italy, what kind of people go to Singapore, what kind of people go to Tanzania? You should understand.

As for the visa approval rate, the current visa approval rate in the United States is 80%, while the visa approval rate in Canada is basically 95%, in terms of difficulty, the United States is slightly larger, but as long as you are a real student, the visa is not a problem, VO is very good at looking.

Career prospects: I don't know what you want to study, I'll give you a few popular majors, law, medicine, business, these disciplines belong to the top in the world, Harvard Business School, Harvard Law School, Harvard Medical School, Stanford. Mit.

Columbia. Princeton. The subtle impact of these world-renowned schools on the world is beyond the reach of all Canadian schools combined, and the teaching level is incomparable.

I think that since you are going to go abroad for further study, then it is because you don't want to get a very mediocre job, if you don't want to be mediocre, please choose the United States, maybe there will be some difficulties when you are just employed, but after your efforts, you will find that your development space will really be very large.

Immigration difficulty: There is nothing to say about this, the United States is the hardest, Africa is easy, do you want to go, who doesn't want to go to the best, the best, of course it is difficult.

Income: This question is the most difficult to say, what is your starting salary after graduation? It depends a lot on what you're studying and what school you graduated from, and if you study business, you should know why all business students like to go to Wall Street after graduation.

Prices: Prices are all different, there are many things that are cheap in the United States and expensive in Canada, and there are also many things that are cheap in Canada and expensive in the United States.

Housing prices: Needless to say, the United States is the second country in the world after Japan in terms of housing prices.

Considering the future development of immigration, it is recommended to choose Canada.

Canada, safe, livable, 2 years of study + 3 years of pre-work = possibility of immigration. The current immigration policy is loose and relatively appropriate.

It depends on what angle you look at the problem, and what major you need to study must also be comprehensively compared.