Is there anything I need to pay attention to when having a baby in Canada?

There are indeed some places that need to be paid attention to when passing through the customs, when I visa entry, there is a customized program for Meiya Jiabao, so it is quite smooth, you can also consult to see, they have a consulting department in China, a visa department, and the confinement center environment of Meiya Jiabao in Canada is also very good, and the confinement lady is very professional, which is a good choice.

The entry of a child born in Canada is as follows:

1. Arrive at the airport smoothly and queue up to prepare for entry;

2. Fill in the customs clearance declaration**. Before the plane lands, the flight attendant will issue the passenger with a customs declaration form to complete to enter Canada. There are two versions, English and Chinese, and you need to fill it out in English.

Only one copy is required for multiple family members traveling together. You can also print the agreement directly on the airport self-service machine;

3. Wait in line for inspection. Moms will be directed to the immigration inspection room and wait in line for inspection according to the different entry visas. When entering the customs, mothers are not allowed to play ** or take pictures;

4. All the information is handed over to the immigrants**. When it's your turn to check, submit your passport and customs declaration form to immigration** checks. You should know that having a passport and visa does not guarantee entry.

Because a visa only gives you the right to apply for entry. It is still up to the immigrant** to decide whether he is allowed to enter the country;

5. If the cash exceeds 10,000, you need to declare the specific amount of cash, and if there are valuables, you also need to declare.

Legal basisArticle 5 of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China.

Both parents or one parent are Chinese citizens, born in a foreign country, and have Chinese nationality; However, if both or one of the parents is a Chinese citizen and has settled in a foreign country, and the person has foreign nationality at birth, he or she does not have Chinese nationality.

Under current Canadian immigration law, it is not illegal for Chinese citizens to travel for childbirth. Immigration Canada (which is responsible for issuing visas) requires that Chinese nationals must have a valid short-term resident visa and truthfully state the purpose of their trip.

Maternity travelers are subject to Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)** when entering Canada. Pregnancy in itself cannot be used as a reason not to allow visitors to enter the country. If a foreign national enters Canada for medical services but does not have enough money to pay for medical treatment, the Canada Border Services Agency** will deny an individual's entry request for health services.

In terms of medical expenses, for example, in British Columbia, the usual destination of the maternity traveler, the hospital will generally require non-Canadian residents to pay a deposit of 7,500 yuan for normal delivery, and 13,000 yuan for a caesarean section, and finally settle according to the actual cost. Pregnant women are advised to register at the hospital 6 to 8 weeks in advance, so accommodation and living expenses incurred during this period need to be calculated separately.

It can only be said that everything is for the sake of the child, and the benefits that you can enjoy when you have a child in Canada are true.

Anyone born in Canada after 1947 automatically acquires Canadian citizenship". The birth of a child in Canada is equivalent to an additional Canadian nationality, which is equivalent to an additional opportunity for the child's life to choose.

Parents can immigrate by relatives: After the child reaches the age of 18, the parents can apply for immigration as guardians, and directly obtain a permanent green card in Canada at almost zero cost, without the restriction of family quota immigration, the time is fast and the success rate is high, and then the whole family can get the opportunity to work in Canada.

Perfect social welfare: Canada's social welfare measures are very good, and the social welfare policies are also very attractive, such as free medical insurance for life, completely free education from kindergarten to high school, etc.

Quality education: Canada's universities offer the highest quality education and are among the world's educational powerhouses, with world-renowned bilingual education in English and French, and 12 years of free education. The baby goes to college in Canada, with 92% of the quota resources of domestic students, and does not have to compete with the global international student elite for 8% of the international student quota; Save millions of yuan compared with self-financed international students; Canadian degrees are on par with those in the United States and Commonwealth countries and are recognized worldwide.

More than 200 countries are visa-free: Canada is one of the countries with the most visa-free countries in the world, and when you have a Canadian passport, it means that you can travel to more than 200 countries around the world without a visa and play around the world.

In fact, there is no way to explain this thing intuitively, after all, everyone's feelings are different. Giving birth to a baby is relatively private, and it is still very important to choose a relatively good institution. Both for the baby and for the mother.

Here I recommend taking the baby to his family, it is quite reliable, Canada's self-operated company, non-intermediary, mother and baby are guaranteed. In Canada, whether it is the environment, education, and employment, it is relatively good.

As a mother, it is still very important to choose a country with an open policy, the baby can be born with dual citizenship, and if you return to China, you can also choose an international school, which is actually within your means. I don't really understand, so I look for a baby. Canada's environment is OK, and it has some of the most stringent food safety and hygiene standards in the world, and the cost of non-compliance is extremely high.

Canada's one-year crime rate is only as good as a month's crime rate in the United States.

First of all, let's briefly talk about the pros and cons of having a child in Canada: this is a long story, but a long story is short, such as the automatic acquisition of Canadian citizenship by birth, and the identity of a Canadian citizen. You can enjoy 12 years of free compulsory education in Canada for free.

In terms of social welfare, such as social insurance or social assistance, it is possible to enjoy it, as well as good medical security and so on. For parents, they can enjoy Canada's mature ** childbirth technology, as well as wait for Jiabao to apply for immigration after the age of 18. The vast majority of parents choose to go to Canada to give birth for these reasons.

The disadvantage is that although the child can enjoy a good education in Canada after being born in Canada, some mothers will bring their children back to China, so it is necessary to distinguish whether the child has a Chinese hukou. Children with household registration are the same as domestic children, for children who do not have household registration, they can also choose public, private, international schools, etc., but they need to pay thousands of yuan per semester to study in public schools.

Some mothers who are better in some units bring their own medical insurance for their children, which means that the children can be directly reimbursed for medical treatment. However, foreign children cannot use Chinese medical treatment in China, that is, if the child is in China, then they have to pay for it themselves. Of course, you can choose to buy international insurance for your child, which has a high reputation and is very well settled.

In the future, the child's medical expenses incurred in China can only be translated into English and sent back to Canada for claim. Of course, there is a certain amount of money to buy international insurance.

After returning home from giving birth to a child in Canada, you must also know that the child's documents need to be renewed regularly, the Chinese travel permit needs to be renewed every two years, and the Chinese embassy abroad can also be renewed, and Hong Kong, China can also be replaced. The child's Canadian passport needs to be renewed every 5 years, and it can be replaced at the Canadian Embassy in China.

Pros: If a child is born in Canada, the child automatically has Canadian citizenship, regardless of the parental status;

However, to return to China, you need to apply for a Chinese travel permit (not a Chinese tourist visa or a family visit visa); In China, you can normally register for household registration, apply for ID cards, go to school, etc. (you need to choose your nationality once when you are 18 years old);

Disadvantages: If a child is born in Canada, the child (before the age of 18) cannot enjoy benefits such as milk money, free education, and medical insurance (some provinces are free of charge);

Twin non-biological children: Neither parent is a Canadian citizen (or holds a permanent residence card);

It's good to say a lot of things about doing this upstairs, and it's understandable that Wang Po sells melons.

But it's a very stupid idea to simply have a baby, because as a woman tossing in order to have a child, you are very afraid that you won't get sick, no matter which country the cost of getting sick is very high, and you will be treated if you are sick? Just ask you or someone else?

So there is no such thing, most people live in foreign countries, and the upstairs ones are completely different concepts.

Sick and sinned others can't help, the most terrible thing is that if you give birth to a child and can't live there, either you can only leave the child and you leave, or you can only bring the child back, but there are two problems, can the child afford to toss, what is the point of this toss, it is not as good as immigration, do you think you can save the immigration money?