What are the benefits of immigrating to the United States?
#USIMigration# Introduction Many Chinese families strive to immigrate abroad in order to enjoy a superior living environment and higher social welfare security abroad. The following is a summary of the benefits of immigrating to the United States. Welcome to read!
1. What are the benefits of immigrating to the United States
1. Benefits of immediate family members
After a green card holder marries a foreigner, he or she can become a spouse and spouse 21 Minor children under the age of 15 apply for green cards.
2. Unemployment benefits
When the applicant, spouse or even children do not have a job after the green card is transferred, the government will find a job for you free of charge. After 6 months of tax records, you can receive government benefits (amounts ranging from $400 to $1,200 per month) when you report unemployment to the relevant local authority in the United States*.
3. Life and funds
Green card holders can enjoy some types of insurance that are not available in China, but only life and fund-linked insurance in the United States can be enjoyed after retirement. Have more income.
4. Elderly Medical Insurance
Medical expenses in the United States are quite high, but any “low-income” green card holder (no tax records required) can apply for a “medical card” after retirement. , you can use this card to see any medical condition without spending any money. This can completely relieve the elderly from worries about illness. For those who are not low-income people, as long as they have ten years of accumulated tax records, they only need to pay a small portion of insurance premiums after retirement and do not have to bear medical expenses themselves.
5. Social Security Card
The amount of social security benefits that each person can receive in his or her lifetime is calculated based on the income recorded on his or her social security card. So it's very important to use your Social Security number throughout your life. Additionally, the name you use at work must be the same as the name on your Social Security card.
If you change your name, don’t forget to change the name on your social security card. This service is free in the United States. Additionally, your child will have their own Social Security card. When filling out the tax return, you also need to fill in the child's social security card number in the immediate family column.
6. Disability allowance
Obtain sufficient social security points, suffer from serious physical or mental illness, making it impossible to engage in normal work for more than one year; or have an incurable disease Those who are eligible can receive disability pension. Generally speaking, a job with a monthly income of more than 800 yuan is considered a permanent job.
7. Family Benefit Fund
If you are eligible for pension or disability benefits, your family members may also receive family benefits.
8. Pension insurance
Pension insurance companies have a history of 120 years of basic pension and pension insurance. It is established by the enterprise. After retirement, employees can receive pensions based on the accumulated amount of the account every month, which is generally equivalent to 10% of their retirement salary. The retirement age stipulated in the United States is 65 years old, but generally you can retire early at the age of 62, receive pension checks in advance, and family members can also receive appropriate subsidies.
2. Cities suitable for American immigrants
1. Boston
Boston, Massachusetts is not only a supporter, but also close to The sea is also very close. There are many universities in the United States, especially Harvard University and MIT. High-quality education has become an advantage for immigrants.
There are many Chinese immigrants in Boston, and Chinatown is among the top three in the United States. There are many Chinatowns in the United States, but they are uneven in size and the people living in them are mixed. The Chinese living in Boston's Chinatown are all Chinese with higher status and relatively wealthy living standards. The management of Chinatown is also relatively orderly.
2. Los Angeles
Los Angeles is known as the "City of Angels" and is also the most livable city in the United States in the hearts of Chinese immigrants. Because Los Angeles has a beautiful environment and a mild ocean climate, the climate is very mild throughout the year and there will be no cold weather or cold winters.
The local Chinese population is very large. Chinese people are highly respected in Los Angeles and there are few restrictions. In addition, if you have just immigrated to the United States and are not used to eating American food, you can go to Chinese restaurants in Los Angeles. There are many Chinese restaurants in Los Angeles. If you encounter anything, you can ask the local Chinese for mediation.
Los Angeles is very prosperous. It can be said that this is the largest metropolis after New York. It has many job opportunities. In addition, it has a splendid Hollywood culture and is a holy place of international culture.
3. San Francisco
During the American Gold Rush, it was the first choice for Chinese people and was also one of the cities with a dense overseas Chinese population. According to statistics, 20% of San Francisco’s 800,000 population are Chinese.
San Francisco is beautiful, diverse and tolerant. It has the prosperity of a modern metropolis and, because it is a bay area, it has the tranquility of a unique bay area.
4. New York
The city with the most Chinese living in the United States is New York, because it is almost one of the most prosperous and developed cities in the world. Its excellent education and economy have become Chinese people’s choice.
3. Areas suitable for American immigrants to live in
1. Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston has a lovely history A historic coastal town with various Civil War memorials and quaint colonial buildings dating back to the 1600s. Its old-world aesthetics and Gullah traditions make visitors feel like they've stepped out of a time machine. Charleston also has beautiful beaches, excellent golf resorts, and numerous art galleries for those seeking modern rather than historical entertainment.
2. St. Petersburg, Florida
It may not create the same buzz as Miami, but St. Petersburg perfectly embodies Florida’s title of “The Sunshine State.” Its warm, sunny weather lasts nearly a year. The beautiful beaches are great news considering the other attractions. Those looking for a little culture on the beach can visit the Salvador Dali Museum, which houses the largest collection of his works in the Western world.
3. Newport, Rhode Island
Unless you are a native of Rhode Island or a history buff, you may not be familiar with Newport’s exquisite products and upper-class society. Pedigree. Formerly a favorite of the iconic Kennedy family, Newport is world-renowned for its architectural landmarks and historic districts, many of which represent the beginning of the post-19th to 20th century Gilded Age here. The city is also considered a venue for sailing.
4. Madison, Wisconsin
Madison is the treasure of the North. In addition to its beautiful city skyline, it also has an impressive lakeside bike path that might make you forget you're in a big city. On a warm summer day, the University of Wisconsin’s Bascom Hall is one of Madison’s must-see attractions.
5. Virginia Beach, Virginia
With miles of extraordinary coastline, Virginia Beach attracts surfers eager to tackle its impressive Atlantic waves. Its boardwalk offers mouth-watering restaurants and tranquil romantic scenery, making for an idyllic beach daytime evening activity. Bush Gardens Amusement Park is a great place for families on vacation. Virginia Beach is located near Jamestown, the oldest settlement in the United States.