Leo, let's discuss taxation, retirement, and social rights for long-term immigrants in Bahrain and Israel.
Bahrain's taxes are famously low, correct? Almost nonexistent income tax is attractive to expats.
Precisely. However, social security contributions still apply.
What about retirement benefits in Bahrain for expats?
Those depend on contributions and employment contracts; it's not guaranteed.
Israel presents a different picture. Higher taxes exist, but a robust social security system is in place.
So, you pay more but receive more comprehensive benefits? What social rights are included?
Healthcare, unemployment benefits, and old-age pensions are part of the system. Long-term residents generally receive the same benefits as citizens, although waiting periods may apply.
Bahrain prioritizes lower immediate taxation, while Israel offers greater long-term security through a robust social security system.
That's a fair summary. For more details, readers can consult our comparison article on jetoff.ai.