Is it easy for China people to make money in Rotterdam, the Netherlands?

This question is really difficult to answer. I believe that no matter where people are, they should work hard to make money.

Many Chinese in Rotterdam, especially many Hong Kong people who immigrated to the Netherlands in the last century, gathered near Chinatown to operate retail, catering and other service industries. A small part of them run their own businesses, especially the catering industry, which is very profitable, and a small scale can earn 7000-8000 euros a month. Now many Chinese restaurants are shifting to Japanese style, and some Sichuan restaurants are shifting to mainland flavor (because there are more and more mainlanders in the Netherlands). But most people in China still work for the people. There are two kinds of people:

1, if you pass the labor visa issued by the boss, if you are in a more important position, such as a chef in a restaurant, a chef in a snack shop, or a manager in a supermarket, your monthly salary is above 1800 euros after tax; Other less important positions, such as frying pan or fried rice noodle chef in restaurant, front desk in dim sum shop, cashier in supermarket, etc. The monthly salary after tax is about 1400 euros.

2. Skilled immigrants with high academic qualifications from China often do some technical jobs in the Netherlands, such as network engineers, management positions in the human resources industry and logistics industry, or researchers in science and engineering. Generally, the monthly salary ranges from 2,500 to 5,000 euros after tax.