Choosing to have a baby in Canada can be a bit inconvenient. However, it's okay to think of the process as a beautiful journey and a cost-effective investment.
A trip to Canada to have a baby is free and relaxing
When expectant mothers choose to come to Canada to give birth, they can choose to stay in a professional confinement center, which means that she does not need to worry about visa applications, entry procedures, and living arrangements in Canada.
The staff will assist in handling these matters throughout the process, so that the expectant mother can feel at ease and at ease.
These professional confinement centers usually have independent visa departments and have a professional immigration team, and they are strong.
Expectant mothers who choose to live in such a direct-run confinement center not only do not need to worry about visa matters by themselves, but also can enter the country smoothly with the assistance of professionals.
Upon arrival in Canada, expectant mothers will be accommodated in a villa-level Premier Suite with a professional chef cooking on site and a chauffeur to pick you up.
Moreover, she will receive one-on-one care from a professional confinement lady during her confinement, so that she and her baby can go through this special period with peace of mind.
2. Canada's landing policy
There are few disadvantages to having a baby in Canada, almost none, but there are many benefits.
1.Your baby is automatically granted Canadian citizenship and becomes a Canadian citizen at birth
Canada has a "birth as nationality" policy, which means that any baby born in Canada can automatically become a Canadian citizen.
If our pregnant mother chooses to give birth to a baby in Canada, then the baby will have Canadian citizenship and enjoy all the rights of a Canadian citizen as soon as it is born.
This means that babies have the right to compulsory education, permanent residence, political participation, elections and social welfare. These are all natural advantages for babies born in Canada.
2.Enjoy a quality education in Canada
In Canada, compulsory education lasts for 12 years. If the baby chooses to stay in Canada to go to school, then he will not have to pay tuition fees and can enjoy free education in Canadian public primary and secondary schools, saving a lot of tuition fees compared to international students of other nationalities.
3.Jiabao returned to China to study, and the threshold for higher education institutions is low
If Jiabao wants to study at a university in China in the future, he can take the Chinese proficiency test as an international student without taking the Chinese college entrance examination.
Since Jiabao grew up in China, it will be very easy to pass the Chinese proficiency test. In this way, Jiabao can easily be admitted to well-known universities in China, such as Tsinghua University and Peking University, with a low threshold.
4.Career opportunities are extensive
Local residents have certain advantages and can apply for civil service positions such as police officers. In addition, since Canada shares a border with the United States and there are good relations between the two countries, Canadian citizens can easily find job opportunities in the United States.
Canadian passport holders can enjoy the advantages of both the Canadian and U.S. job markets, and they don't have to worry about finding a job.
5.Having Canadian citizenship makes it easier to immigrate
As a Canadian citizen, as long as the baby is at least 18 years old, he can apply for immigration for his parents, obtain a PR card, and make his parents permanent residents of Canada. In addition, the immigration policy has no quota and priority dates, all of which stem from the advantages of Canadian citizenship.
3. What needs to be paid attention to - later renewal
When the baby is born in Canada, we need to apply for a large passport and a Chinese travel document. Both of these documents have a limited expiration date and therefore need to be replaced regularly.
The Chinese Travel Document can be renewed in Hong Kong or Macau, while the Canadian passport can be renewed at the Canadian Consulate in China.
Even if you don't plan to travel abroad in a short period of time, it doesn't matter if your travel permit expires and you don't renew it, just replace it when you need to go abroad.