What is the current birth policy in Canada?

Global Baby Overseas Birth: Canada does not have a single law and regulation prohibiting going to Canada to give birth, and Canada has also launched a super visa, which means that pregnant mothers can accompany them in Canada after giving birth, and Canada now needs to collect biological information when applying for a visa. Everything else hasn't changed.

Canada Childbirth Visa Policy:

From 31 December 2018, fingerprints and on-site photographs (biometric information) will be required in Asia to apply for a visitor visa (for tourism or business purposes), a study and work permit, a permanent residency, or a refugee or asylum.

Canadian officials emphasized:

The biometric information of the applicant for a visit visa, study and work permit is valid for 10 years, and if you have already had your fingerprints taken in the past, you do not need to provide it again before the expiration, and you must update the relevant information after 10 years;

Permanent residence applicants, regardless of whether they have provided biometrics in the past, will need to provide it again and pay the fee;

This requirement is valid for all citizens of Asian countries, however, exemptions are available for children under the age of 14 or seniors over the age of 79, as well as applicants who meet certain conditions.

The implementation of the new policy not only means that applicants must go to the nearest visa center to obtain fingerprint information, but also the application fee for Canadian visas will also increase, and fingerprinting will increase the cost of application.

Individual application: 85 Canadian dollars, about RMB 10; Applying as a family unit: the maximum total fee is 170 CAD, which is about RMB; 3 or more performing artists and their staff applying for a work permit at the same time:

The maximum total fee is 255 Canadian dollars, which is about Chinese yuan (note: Canadian dollars are converted to Chinese yuan at the latest exchange rate on December 17).

Precautions. Canadian children apply for a Canadian temporary resident visit visa, and the validity period follows the passport, so if the passport will expire before applying, then you can replace a passport first.

When it comes to going to Canada to have a baby, the most concerned issues are the policies, processes, costs, and especially policies, which are the first key issues that families need to know about which children to have in Canada. So, what is the latest policy for going to Canada to have a baby? Let's explain:

1. From October 1, 2022, Canada's entry policy will be fully relaxed, and Canada will officially announce the cancellation of all entry restrictions, as well as domestic prevention and control policies

1. Foreign nationals do not need to be vaccinated again when they come to Canada;

2. Inbound passengers do not need to undergo compulsory nucleic acid testing;

3. Unvaccinated Canadians do not need to quarantine again when they return to Canada;

4. After arriving in Canada, visitors with a visit visa do not need to go to the hospital for testing and do not need to submit a report.

5. The Arrive Can applet that used to be required to go to Canada no longer needs to be filled in;

6. Masks are not required to be worn on planes, trains, ships, and ferries;

2. There is no change in the nationality policy as it is defined under the Canadian Citizenship Act. In fact, Canada** is not averse to having a child in Canada, and this is not the same as in the United States.

3. The Canadian visa policy is similar to that before the epidemic, and the Canadian visa does not need to be visa-in-person, which avoids the embarrassment caused by the nervousness of many customers and their inability to speak English. Therefore, when applying for a visa, the visa officer will not know whether you are pregnant or not, nor will you have any plans to come to Canada to have a baby. So, at this point, whether you have a child or not, you are at the same starting point.

However, it is worth noting that the visa processing time is longer than before the epidemic, and it will take 1-2 months to apply for the visa.

Fourth, after giving birth to a child in Canada, the baby will return to China to register for the household registration has not changed, as long as the baby in Canada has all the documents completed, he can return to the country to register for the household registration. It's just that the policies vary from place to place, for example, some places will require the submission of a Chinese travel permit or "cut the corners" of the travel permit. There are also certain differences in the materials required for Jiabao's household registration, such as some places require to see the original, and some places can make copies, and you can consult the local household administration department for details.

The above is the latest policy for giving birth in Canada in 2022, which I believe will be helpful for families who need to go to Canada to give birth.

I believe that most mothers who choose to give birth in Canada have already learned the benefits of going to Canada to give birth, especially if they can help their children directly obtain Canadian citizenship. So in addition to this benefit, what are the welfare policies for going to Canada to have a child now? Let's take a look at it today.

1. What is Milk Gold?

In Canada, every child can receive this allowance every month from birth to the age of 18, and the amount depends on the parents' income in the previous year. The maximum annual milk benefit for children under 6 years of age is $6,400 CAD, and the maximum annual milk benefit for ages 6 to 17 is $5,400 CAD. The amount is determined based on the net income of the family, with families earning up to $30,000 per year receiving the full amount, while households earning more than $190,000 per year not receiving it.

If a family's annual income is between $30,000 and $190,000, it can be estimated based on the Milk Gold Calculator published by the Ministry of Finance Canada. As long as you enter the annual income of your family, the number of children and their age, you will know how much you can receive.

2. What is unemployment benefits?

If a Canadian resident (PR or citizen) has worked continuously for half a year and is unable to continue working due to unemployment, illness, having or adopting a child, this temporary income can be obtained through the National Employment Insurance Program. According to the policy, if you are unemployed for 910 hours a year, you can get 56% of your monthly salary for 10 consecutive months.

3. What is a childcare grant?

Pre-school education before the age of 6 is self-funded, and the monthly childcare fee for a child is 600-800 Canadian dollars, so many low-income families cannot afford to send their children to early education.

Fourth, about the holiday?

There are two weeks of paid vacation per year; If you have worked continuously for five years, you can get three weeks of paid vacation per year. Leave cannot be replaced by a salary, nor can a woman be dismissed because she is pregnant. It is also possible to take unpaid maternity leave, a retained pension or a medical plan, and return to your original workplace after the maternity leave.

5. What is free medical care?

Canada has high taxes, but it has the best social welfare system in the world, and the baby, as a legal Canadian citizen, can naturally see a doctor for free, so the expenses are borne by **.

6. What is childcare allowance?

Canadian parents can receive up to 35 weeks of parental allowance, either by the mother or father or by both parents. As long as one party accepts the two-week waiting period, then the other party does not have to meet this condition. If the mother has already had two weeks of waiting at the time of receiving the pregnancy benefit, she does not have to wait another two weeks for the childcare benefit.

Therefore, there are many welfare policies that can be enjoyed after going to Canada to have a child, obtaining Canadian citizenship and becoming a Canadian citizen. The above is the answer to today's question about what welfare policies are available to give birth to a child in Canada, I hope it will be helpful to mothers.

Hello, 1 child was born in Canada, immediately has Canadian status, enjoys citizenship rights; At least 19 years old, parents can apply for dependents, have permanent green cards, do not need to wait for quotas, and provide future immigration conditions, and people born outside of Canada, if they want to apply for naturalization in Canada, in addition to political asylum, professional talents and marriage to Canadian citizens, the rest must spend at least 4-10 years and millions of dollars.

2.Good quality of life, good security, elegant environment - Canada has been voted the most livable country by the United Nations four times in the last five years.

3.The education system is based on the qualities and traditions of European and American countries, and the English-French bilingual education is world-renowned, and provides 13 years of free education.

4.Comprehensive social welfare measures, such as social insurance, medical subsidies, child care allowances, child education subsidies and elderly allowances, etc.

5.According to the agreement of the United States and Canada** Zone, after obtaining a Canadian passport, you can obtain the legal right to work in the United States and enjoy the same benefits as American residents.

6.Access to more than 200 countries, no visa is required (Canadian passport holders can enjoy one-month visa-free entry to Taiwan).

7.Currently, you are applying for a Canadian visa and do not need an interview. Easier than the U.S. (U.S. visa requires an interview).

8.Canada allows dual or multiple citizenship, and the United States is a single citizen.

9.Canada's military service is subject to a non-mandatory system of free conscription. Canada loves peace and maintains neutrality, and there is no war at home and abroad. This makes the Canadian passport the most secure and convenient travel document in the world.

10.All the rights of a citizen, including a pension in old age (even if you are overseas) and a low-cost, high-quality apartment for the elderly.

11.With a social security card, you can enjoy free high-level medical technology and care.

The Canadian Pregnancy Benefit can only be paid to the biological mother of the baby for a maximum of 15 weeks.

The Canada Parental Allowance is a benefit given to the biological or adoptive parents of a child, usually for up to 10 weeks. The child's biological mother can apply for both at the same time.

It is possible to immigrate to Canada to have a child, because this is a new way of immigration, which is much more convenient than investment immigration. For parents who have the tendency to immigrate, it can be said that it is a shortcut to have a child in Canada, although it takes a long time to wait, but once the child meets the conditions, he will quickly complete the immigration, the most important thing is that the cost is very small, so that the child can have more choices in the future, and there are many benefits.

1. With Canadian citizenship, there is no need to worry about education.

A child born in Canada can obtain Canadian citizenship, while others have to work hard for half a century to have a chance of obtaining Canadian citizenship.

Children can grow up in an English-only environment, receive a purely Western-style basic education, and can enjoy 12 years of free education. Children born in Canada, go to school in Canada, directly with the advantage of local students, the tuition fee is only about a quarter of that of foreign students, and enjoy exclusive scholarships for citizens, 1% low-interest grants, etc.

Back in China, the child has Canadian nationality, and can easily enter Tsinghua University, Peking University and other famous schools without taking the college entrance examination. These advantages are something that domestic children cannot envy, just as they cannot win a ticket to the "Golden Ring".

2.Meet the needs of families in different situations.

Many Chinese women are worried about having children. Pregnant mothers are saddened by the unpopularity of childbirth and dissatisfaction with traditional domestic production and medical services.

When going to Canada to give birth, pregnant mothers can not only enjoy Canada's high-quality medical services and advanced medical environment, but also have many contraindications: washing hair and bathing during childbirth and getting up can be done, and you can be confined with peace of mind. The most important thing is that there is no need to see a marriage certificate to give birth to a child in Canada, and single mothers can wait for delivery with peace of mind.

And there is no family planning in Canada, so it is very free, and you can have as many as you want. Therefore, going to Canada to have a baby can not only improve the health of the pregnant mother herself, but also meet the needs of the family in many different situations.

3.Immigrating by relatives.

Canada absorbs a large number of immigrants from all over the world every year. There is data showing that the time spent waiting for a PR card for immigrants to Canada has peaked in the past few years. People who immigrate to Canada need to wait at least ten years, and there is a chance that most people may not be able to wait for a PR card in their lifetime.

Data shows that China is one of the largest immigrants in Canada, with an average waiting time of 5 years. If you go to Canada to give birth to a child, you can apply for dependent immigration for your parents when the child becomes an adult, and the whole family can get a PR card without waiting for that long.

Going to Canada to give birth to a child, in addition to giving the child a Canadian nationality, can also meet the various fertility needs of pregnant mothers and give themselves a comfortable childbirth experience, which can be said to kill multiple birds with one stone.