How much does it cost to work in Africa per month?

This depends on what kind of work you are going to do in Africa. In recent years, China has helped Africa build, built many companies, and sent many people to work in Africa. These people all earn tens of thousands (RMB) a month. If you are in management, you usually get an annual salary, which is between 200,000 and 300,000 (RMB) a year.

But I just blindly look for a job by myself. The treatment in Africa is very poor. The monthly income of an ordinary job is only 2,000-3,000 yuan in RMB, and the boss is also a local African.

What you need to pay attention to when working in Africa:

1. Because most countries in Africa have a tropical climate, which is dominated by summer, you need to prepare more cotton summer clothes, especially close-fitting ones. Underwear. Of course, it’s not that Africa doesn’t sell them, it’s mainly because there are a lot of low-quality goods, and it’s generally difficult to find satisfactory ones in the market. Not only are the prices in boutiques high (generally 6-7 times the domestic prices), but you also have to be careful when buying second-hand goods.

2. When eating, you must pay attention to hygiene. If you get sick, the medicines suitable for people there may not be suitable for Asians.

3. Don’t take photos of local people casually. Some Africans are very resistant to taking photos.

4. Don’t destroy the local mirrors, don’t get off the car casually when visiting the wildlife park, respect the local traditional culture, and most importantly, don’t affect China’s image.

5. A set of suitable and convenient haircut tools. African barbershops are not uncommon, but it is best not to go there. First, black people's hair is naturally curly, grows slowly, and has simple hairstyles. The skills of barbers are not very good. More importantly, Africa is an area with a high incidence of AIDS. If one If your scalp is accidentally broken and you are seriously infected with HIV, it is especially necessary to bring a set of haircut tools so that you and your colleagues can help each other solve the "hair" problem.