Immigrant island

Svalbard in Norway is very small, but the people in this place are very rich. As a semi-open trade zone, citizens of European countries can freely enter and leave this area. And as long as immigrants settle down, people there not only send houses and money, but also work, but few people want to live there. Today we will explore the reasons.

As we all know, Europeans are rich. But the weather there is cold and the climate is not suitable for living. So the tourists who go there are mostly temporary tourists and won't stay there for long. Svalbard has more than 60 thousand square kilometers, and the whole island belongs to Norway. The local coal resources are very rich, and long-term coal mining projects have had a great impact on the local environment. However, Norway's subsequent fishing ban also made local residents miserable. With the development of tourism, more and more people travel there.

With the development of tourism resources, Svalbard has gradually welcomed the permission of fishing industry, which has greatly developed the local economy and made a lot of money for local residents, but the local cold climate environment has made many people uncomfortable. Even Europeans who have lived in cold weather for a long time can't adapt to the cold wind with little green vegetation. Although the local government tries to promote immigrants to settle down, most people are afraid to live in Svalbard.

Fortunately, the local liquor market is also very good. Local residents and tourists like drinking beer in local bars very much, and watching the Europa League has become the favorite leisure life of local residents. The local economy is also developing better and better.