What can I do if I emigrate overseas?

Recently, the new york Times reported online celebrities? Sister Feng? The hard experience of engaging in nail industry in new york, USA has attracted the attention of netizens. As a result, many people have questions: What can China people do when they immigrate to foreign countries? Next, I collected several major immigrant countries to discuss this issue with you.

United States: 80% of Chinese are concentrated in private enterprises.

According to a statistical data released by major media in the United States, 80.4% of China immigrants in the United States are concentrated in private enterprises and belong to migrant workers. 65,438+03.2% of Chinese Americans are employed by government agencies or organizations whose salaries are paid by the government, and 6.65,438+0% of Chinese Americans start their own businesses.

In the United States, the first job of China immigrants is to be a restaurant chef, and the men who work in this job account for 13.4% of the male labor force from the mainland. According to media data, there are currently more than 40,000 Chinese restaurants in the United States, most of which are Chinese bosses, chefs and service personnel, involving a large number of people in the industry. Followed by computer software development and other related fields, the number of employees accounted for 8.2%. The third is managers, accounting for 5. 1%.

The positions most in demand in the recruitment market in the United States are system engineers, doctoral assistants and university professors. In addition, for young China women who have just arrived in the United States, if they are proficient in English and can pass the training of American nurses, it is also good to choose to go to the hospital as a nurse. Although it is hard, the salary is higher, and even the time to get the American green card is earlier than that of the software engineer.

Britain: Chinese medicine industry may be more popular

Chinese employment in Britain is mainly concentrated in the following three industries: university scientific research institutions, municipal government, Chinese medicine industry and so on.

The first type of industry requires a high degree, and generally requires a doctor (doctor). After finishing their studies in British universities, they will stay in Britain as researchers or postdoctoral fellows.

The second category is working in government departments (so-called institutions in China). Scientific research institutions often need many technicians or research assistants, and they don't need high education. Undergraduate course can be competent. Generally speaking, the wives or husbands of these China doctors are engaged in this work. Do they often hold it? Depend on a visa? .

The third category is the Chinese medicine industry. There are many job opportunities in Chinese medicine shops in Britain, and the industry can be very popular. The position is mainly sales, and the recruitment target is generally economic graduates.

Generally speaking, science students are easier to find jobs than liberal arts students, and partial subjects are easier to find jobs than popular ones. But British companies generally don't consider inviting foreigners when they can find local people. So, let's open a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown if it costs less.

Australia: dirty work earns a lot.

According to the questionnaire of Australian Bureau of Statistics on the characteristics of recent immigrants, it is found that the biggest obstacle to the employment of new immigrants is language and lack of local work experience, while the unemployment rate of immigrants from non-English-speaking countries is much higher than that of immigrants from other western English-speaking countries.

Australia accepts investment immigrants and skilled immigrants. Immigrants with independent skills (accounting, IT, engineering, law, etc.). ) can meet the immigration requirements through various bonus points, so most graduates can obtain immigration qualifications without jobs.

However, due to Australia's high income and easy work, the intensity of finding a job is far lower than that in China. To put it bluntly, it is a place to raise lazy people, so the people who stay in China can be divided into the following categories:

First, there are degrees and PR handyman; Second, the vision is too high to work; The third is to rely on China enterprises, but the treatment is not high and the working hours are long, so after two or three years, I will seek opportunities to work in foreign companies; Fourth, job hunting is blocked, restaurants are opened, cleaning is done, and small businesses are done. , but we must endure; Fifth, they entered the mainstream society in China. During their college years, they worked very hard, actively participated in community activities, had work or internship experience in English environment, participated in job-hunting training courses, and were pragmatic and willing to work after employment, so it was easy to get ahead in the workplace. Generally, these people have worked in accounting firms, banks, Telstra, IBM, Medicare and other major enterprises, with a basic salary of at least A $654.38 million.

Of course, for those Chinese with little education, they can only do jobs that local whites are unwilling to do. These jobs are hard, boring and boring, including electricians, plumbers, shopping carts near shopping malls under the scorching sun and heavy rain, or washing dishes in restaurants. But in Australia, the labor cost is very expensive, and these jobs are tense, tired, bitter and dirty, so they can earn a lot.

Canada: It's hard to find the right job.

The common difficulty faced by China immigrants in Canada is that Canada does not recognize overseas diplomas and experience, even the experience of overseas Canadian companies, which leads many immigrants who have a successful career in China to start over in Canada. In addition, since last year, the continuous strength of the Canadian dollar has led to a sharp decline in traditional manufacturing, high-tech industries and tourism, reducing the employment opportunities of most skilled immigrants in China.

According to the longitudinal survey of Canadian immigrants by the Canadian Immigration Bureau, only 40% of foreign immigrants can find jobs that they feel fit within three years. China people are engaged in high-end jobs such as doctors and lawyers, while restaurant chefs, dishwashers, cleaners, waiters, even builders and carpenters are common.

New Zealand: China people have an advantage because of their hard work.

New Zealand accepts investment, technology, entrepreneurship and business immigrants. Generally speaking, as long as you have the money and skills (immigration counterparts), you may get a New Zealand green card through IELTS. So Chinese in New Zealand can open farms, restaurants and travel agencies. There is no way out for China people who immigrate through labor services.

The Chinese nation is the most industrious nation in the world. Being unknown, down-to-earth, and hardworking all their lives are the excellent qualities of countless people in China, but sadly, kind people are often made mistakes. Foreigners in New Zealand are lazy. After a period of hard work, most people in China can easily realize their dream of owning a house and a car from scratch, and travel around the world in their spare time, so that the whole family can realize their dream of a better life on the other side of the globe.

For example, a Fujian native with a primary school education is very poor. He came to New Zealand on a labor visa a few years ago. After less than five years of hard work, he is now the owner of two supermarkets, three gas stations and 1 farm, and his family immigrated to New Zealand. If there is no money and resources, it is doomed to have courage and perseverance that ordinary people do not have, and boldly take the first step.