Wow...What are the benefits of "GREENCARD"?
What are the benefits of "GREENCARD"?
Greencard holders have the same rights as US citizens in accessing social and economic facilities,
the only draw back is that he has no political rights. Getting Greencard DV to immigrate from Indonesia to the US is defined as "moving away" from a backward / impoverished country in the world to the world's richest and wealthiest country.
Initially, there were a lot of sacrifices to adjust to living habits, but we can describe in general some of the social and economic benefits that can be achieved:
Immigration Facility: Greencard holders have the right to bring their family members immigrating to the US under 21 years old and single status. Easy visa-free for entry into almost all developed countries in the world (Europe and Japan). Within a period of 3 to 5 years, Greencard holders are entitled to apply to be US Citizens, or retain their original citizenship status, without losing the right to live and work permanently in the US.
Working Conditions: Greencard holders are entitled to work almost in all employment sectors, ranging from the private sector, government and the military, even to entrepreneurs. Types of equivalent laboratory work for high school education levels are abundant, as well as for skill work, widespread opportunities are provided through education. All private and government workers have insurance or old age insurance and health services.
Education Facilities: The facilities of US education facilities and infrastructure are among the best in the world. Government-run schools free students from tuition fees, from primary to senior high school levels. The government also provides free health care and student transportation. In higher education, students have the greatest ease to obtain scholarships and loans, and these loans are refunded after work. In other words, no student dropped out of college due to cost issues; both government and private financial institutions openly support educational costs.
Health Services: All public and private health facilities are open to health check up and care regardless of the patient's social level, supported by occupational health insurance and government financial support.
And others, the opportunity to use socio-economic facilities, just as obtained by US citizens. The quantity and quality of available facilities is much greater / better than that available in Indonesia. For comparison, for example, per capita income of Indonesian population is 600 US $ compared to 36,000 US $ in the US, a figure that is very striking in the difference in social level of life of the population. Another advantage, for example, is that people who are laid off will get social benefits for six months and during that time the Government Social Service will work on the job.