What do you need to study in Belgium?

Prices in Belgium are generally much higher than those in China, generally two to three times higher than those in China, especially the necessities of life, such as vegetables, meat and non-staple foods, which are four to five times more expensive than those in China. But some things, such as cheese, butter, chocolate and bread, are cheaper than those in China. It is understood that the daily expenses of most China students in Belgium do not include accommodation and transportation, which is about 300 euros. An international student in Belgium sent a list of living expenses to the reporter. The price shows: the telephone bill is about 1.5 euro/minute when calling from Belgium to China; Fresh meat is 5 euros/kg (beef is more expensive); Green vegetables 2 euros/kg; Cheese 10 euro/kg; Orange 1.30 Euro/kg; Fresh fish 4.8 Euro/kg (boneless); 6 bottles of mineral water X2 liters /4 euros. Belgians don't eat animal offal, but they sell their livers, hearts and stomachs. 1 euro can buy one or two, but be careful not to eat these things in front of the Belgians. The prices of fresh vegetables and fruits are different every morning and afternoon. Live fish are not allowed to be sold in the train, and the shops have to dispose of the unsold fish before going to work, which is also very cheap. After a long time, students who cook by themselves will know when and in which market and store they can buy cheap and good food.

The Belgian government has a corresponding financial subsidy for university canteens, so the price is favorable. Lunch is 5 euros, there are more than ten kinds of meals to choose from, and there are many free foods, such as French fries and drinks. However, all the food served in the canteen is western food, the variety and taste are monotonous, and the staple food is bread almost every day.

The prices of daily necessities such as clothes, shoes and trousers are much more expensive in Belgium than in China, but the brand-name goods and brand suits of the same brand are lower than those in China. Ordinary casual clothes can be bought in supermarkets. The workmanship and texture are the same as those in domestic supermarkets, but the price is more than twice as expensive. Products with good quality and excellent workmanship will go to specialty stores in busy areas of the city, and the price is naturally extremely high. The price of an ordinary coat is several hundred to several hundred euros. China students suggest that daily clothes, hats, shoes and trousers should be bought in China, and brand-name clothes can also be bought in China.

Interestingly, Belgium stipulates that 65438+ annual 10 and July are discount periods. During this period, especially in the last week, many expensive things will be sold at surprisingly low prices. This is the best time for shopping, and you can buy good things with good quality and low price. Because the law strictly stipulates that after the discount period, the price will never be reduced again.

1: I will go after graduating from high school. Are there any qualification requirements like certificates?

You need to do equivalent education certification, and it is recommended to search for it.

2. What is the estimated cost of a year's college? Please add living expenses and other miscellaneous expenses.

Some people spend 500 euros a month, including rent, while others spend 5000 euros a month.

It's hard to say, basically 700 ~ 800 is enough to live, 1000 is moisturizing, and 1500 is cool.

I checked and found that there are many languages in Belgium. What languages are mainly used locally?

French, Dutch and English account for a small proportion.

4. The attitude of local people towards China people.

Hard-working, of course, there is discrimination everywhere, but what the locals admire is the pragmatic spirit of China people, not the laziness of Arabs and black people who live a bunch of pigs and children.

5: Is it ok to work at school?

Ok, to apply for a work card, please search "Belgian Guanghua People's Forum" to get the work card and work content.

6. What are the conditions for immigrants to spend money?

Belgium is not an immigrant country, let alone a skilled immigrant country. Staying and applying for a work permit, changing residence or marrying local people are two major ways.