Spanish immigrants have different cultural differences and living habits.

Spanish immigrants are a popular country in recent two years. Beautiful and charming scenery, perfect social welfare and livable living environment. Since the Spanish government introduced the house purchase immigration bill, it has attracted a large number of people to immigrate to Spain. Different countries have different cultural differences and living habits, and people who immigrate to Spain for the first time will inevitably make mistakes. Here, we want to popularize our living habits to our friends who immigrated to Spain, so as to make the life of Spanish immigrants easier better and faster.

Trafficking in Spanish immigrants:

Take Madrid, the capital of Spain as an example. The transportation in Spain is very convenient, especially the subway, light rail and bus are quite developed, and the monthly ticket is universal. People under 2 1 year-old can also apply for a youth monthly ticket, and the price will be cheaper.

The subway and light rail in Spain have six zones: A, B 1, B2, B3, C 1, C2. Generally, you can buy a, and if you lose your monthly ticket, you can report the loss and reapply. There are free subway route maps and light rail route maps at the ticket window of subway and light rail.

The life schedule of Spanish immigrants;

The living habits in Spain are quite different from those in China. In fact, the life time in Spain is quite strange in the eyes of most Europeans. The time of three meals is: breakfast time: 8-9 o'clock; Lunch time: ranging from 2 pm to 2: 30 pm; Dinner time: 9: 00 p.m. 1 1.

Working hours in Spain are generally 9:00- 10, which is also the peak traffic. Spaniards are used to taking a lunch break. Usually take a lunch break after 2 pm, start work at 4 or 5 pm, and get off work at 7 or 8 pm.

The business hours of supermarkets and shops are also different from those in China. General stores and supermarkets open at 9: 00 in the morning, maybe 10 on Saturday, and large supermarkets open at night 10. It should be noted that shops and supermarkets in Spain will not open on Saturday, but basically all shops will not open on Sunday, so you must prepare daily necessities from Monday to Friday.

Social welfare of Spanish immigrants;

Spain's social welfare system is relatively perfect. Workers' work units must purchase social insurance not less than 30% of their wages. After purchasing social insurance, they can enjoy free medical insurance and receive unemployment benefits and pensions.

The living habits of Spanish immigrants are biased;

Spaniards have their own unique living habits, such as standing on the right when taking the elevator and letting people who are in a hurry pass through on the left; In formal social occasions, shaking hands and kissing customers is not easy to accept in China, a country with subtle emotional expression, but do as the Romans do.