The pace of life in Portugal is relaxed, and major cities in Portugal are introduced. In which cities can new immigrants find jobs?

The pace of life in Portugal is relaxed, and major cities in Portugal are introduced. In which cities can new immigrants find jobs? Lisbon, as Beijing, the capital of Portugal, is also a contrasting city. On the one hand, it is national traditional culture, on the other hand, it is young innovation and urban charm. A city keeps breaking through the border while maintaining the historical essence of the city. Many newly established international companies have been dismantled to make flexible use of the business opportunities here. Many immigrants from China choose to live in Lisbon, where they work, study and train, live and provide services for the elderly.

Cascais Cascais is a city very close to Lisbon, the Portuguese capital, and it only takes about 30 minutes to reach Casca, once a small fishing village. Although it has more than 200,000 residents, Casca Island still retains its rural flavor. China's traditional architecture, first-class seafood cafeteria and nine nearby golf driving ranges are a very attractive choice for Portuguese immigrants from China. For families, there will be spacious real estate and seaside villas and their first-class international schools in about 20 minutes.

Like most China people who immigrated to Europe, China people in Portugal focus on living in the local Beijing capital or famous big cities after immigration and investment, just as new Canadian immigrants like to live in Toronto and Vancouver, so does Portugal. Portuguese new immigrants basically choose to live in Lisbon, the largest city, and Porto, the second largest city. The Chinese-related industries in this area are also the most colorful and developed.

There are three Chinese communities in Lisbon, which have gathered thousands of Chinese. Above the street community is a door-to-door pavement. The level of Chinese gathering is very high, and there are small shops that can communicate in Chinese everywhere. The Chinese area in Porto is in ViladoConde, where many Chinese wholesale shops have been opened, and the service industry near the Chinese is also very developed. There is also a Chinese community in Porto. In ViladoConde, there are hundreds of Chinese wholesale shops, and the service industry near the Chinese is also very developed, which is an area where local Chinese live in compact communities.

Choosing a part-time job to make money is likely to require a little Portuguese listening and speaking level. After all, the local people mainly speak Portuguese, so most companies have certain regulations on the language of their employees. Therefore, new immigrants who can communicate smoothly can get more employment opportunities on the premise of knowing a little Portuguese. Not necessarily. If you have very good professional skills, language ability is not important, such as waiters, senior chefs, Chinese massage therapists and other occupations. Professional skills are only more important than your language skills.

It is easier to choose and do business in Portugal than to run small department stores and restaurants. There are many kinds of small businesses, such as convenience stores and cultural goods stores. However, opening a physical store must be confirmed by daily procedures such as business license, labor contract and suggestion book. To open a shop, you need to go through the above procedures, and you also need to obtain HACCP professional certificate, the so-called safety and health certificate. This shows that it is very convenient for China immigrants to live in Portugal!