What is the real life of Portuguese immigrants?

What is the life of Portuguese immigrants? Of course, new immigrants will be interested and want to know the real situation. What is the real life of Portuguese immigrants?

Clothing: Portuguese who pay great attention to clothing.

Generally speaking, the dress of Europeans is more solemn and exquisite, especially in Portugal.

In government offices, company offices, banks, shops and schools, male workers have to wear suits and ties to work, even in hot summer, they have to wear full suits. Men who go in and out of government agencies, parliaments, banks, corporate headquarters and city halls rarely see only shirts, T-shirts and sweaters on their upper bodies. People who go to these institutions usually wear suits and ties. Dressing appropriately can not only show your identity, but also show your respect for each other.

Nowadays, young people begin to wear all kinds of fashions, but compared with other countries, young people in Portugal are much more solemn. And every holiday, especially the school anniversary and college students' holiday, the whole campus is a unified student uniform. Boys are all dark suits, white shirts and dark ties. The girl's upper body is a dark suit, a white shirt and a dark tie, and her lower body is a short skirt of the same color as the top. Everyone is dignified and generous.

Gourmet: Taste Chinese food and all the delicious food in the world.

Portugal is an immigrant country. Foreign immigrants and their descendants still maintain their original tolerance habits and their own cooking styles. Dining here often cooks several traditional famous dishes, which have been handed down from generation to generation. Promoted the diversification of Portuguese dishes. China restaurants are very common in Portugal. It is estimated that there are hundreds of Chinese restaurants in the medium term only, most of which are opened by overseas Chinese in Qingtian and Wenzhou, Zhejiang. Few of these Chinese restaurants are high-end, most of them are middle and low-end, and many of them are always full of diners.

In addition to Chinese food, visitors can taste almost all the dishes in the world and delicious food from all over the world in Lisbon. Japanese food, Muslim restaurant, Korean restaurant, Indian restaurant, Brazilian barbecue, etc. They all occupy a place in the catering market in Lisbon and even Portugal. For example, Brazil's barbecue shops seem authentic, and the bosses, chefs and even some executives are all Brazilian. The way of barbecue, eating, sauerkraut and Brazil are exactly the same. Shops are often full.

Live: Eat in France and live in Portugal.

10 years ago, a sample survey in western European countries showed that the ideal of Europeans was to work in Brussels, eat in France and live in Portugal. Brussels is the headquarters of the European Union. Officials and employees have very high salaries and good benefits. Moreover, there are many industries serving the EU and many employment opportunities. France is a country of global food culture and a paradise for gourmets. People can eat all over the world without leaving Paris. Portugal has a pleasant climate, charming scenery, low environmental level and high social security. Real estate development continues to flourish, and society can provide excellent medical services. This is indeed an ideal place to live.

In the eyes of many Portuguese people, the most important thing is housing. Apart from some hotels and commercial buildings, there are few high-rise buildings in Lisbon. Brick wall cement is only the product of urban industry in their view. It's okay to live for a short time, but it's too wronged to live for a long time. If the economy permits, open-air single-family villas with gardens are definitely the favorite of all families. This combination of indoor technology and rural outdoor makes people find a balance between science and nature.

Good: Portugal is keen to help others.

Another well-known Portuguese character is hospitality, which is another humanistic advantage for a small country with an annual tourism income of 6 billion US dollars to attract foreign tourists. Many foreigners have the following experiences in Portugal: when you ask the shopping shops in the city, strangers will point out the route in detail, and some will even drive in front to show you the way; When your car breaks down on the adjustment highway, someone will stop immediately to help.

The farther inland, the farther north, the more you can feel the Portuguese simple and kind ancient style and the virtue of helping others. In these places, people will warmly open their doors to visitors, even uninvited guests or strangers knocking at the door will offer strong coffee and even entertain them with homemade wine, homemade cheese or sausage; As for what difficulties you meet, as long as you can, people will help you.

Immigrant advantage

First, the price advantage

According to the latest data released by the National Bureau of Statistics of Portugal, the real estate price index (IPHab) of Portugal increased by 7.9% in the first quarter of this year, the highest growth rate since 20 13, and increased by 0.3% compared with the previous quarter. According to statistics, the growth index of existing real estate prices in Portugal is higher than that of new houses, with the former increasing by 9.2% and the latter by 4.2%.

In the first quarter of this year, including Portuguese immigrants who bought houses, a total of 35 178 properties were traded nationwide, an increase of 19.4% over the same period last year. At the same time, the total sales price also increased by 25.9%, exceeding 4.3 billion euros, of which 3.4 billion euros were existing home transactions.

Second, life.

Recently, Eurostat announced the price level of European countries, divided the product types into ten categories, and measured the price level according to the purchasing power of each country. Among them, the average price of Portugal is lower than that of the EU. It is reported that Portugal's catering industry and hotel industry have the lowest price level, which is equivalent to 74.9% of the EU average.

In the fields of food, clothing, furniture, telecommunications and decoration, the average price in Portugal is also 5% or more lower than that in the EU. In terms of the prices of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, entertainment services and public transportation, Portugal's consumption level is 89.3%, 84.7% and 86.8% of the EU level respectively.

Third, education.

The Children's Rights Foundation publishes the Children's Rights Index every year to track and investigate the latest situation of children's rights around the world. The index is mainly measured and compared in five aspects, namely, the right to life, the right to health, the right to education, the right to protection and the cultivation of a positive environment for children's rights.

It is worth mentioning that, according to the annual index released by the Children's Rights Foundation, Portugal ranks first among 165 countries in the world in protecting children's rights! Followed by Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Spain and France. The report shows that in this survey, Portugal has achieved excellent results in the fields of children's rights law, health and education this year.