Is the air quality in Spain good?

There are many immigrants to Spain, so what is the air quality in Spain? It must be a concern of many people who go abroad. Let's look at the air quality in Spain. Welcome to reading.

Is the air quality in Spain good?

Recently, the smog in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei has hit, and more than 30 cities have experienced severe and above pollution. In just one night, the concentration of PM2.5 in the six districts of Beijing has soared by more than seven times. The dense fog almost swallowed up the surrounding areas such as Shanghai and Jiangsu, and the local visibility was only about 100 meters. It's really a heavy haze that has crushed the city.

"Smog immigrants" has therefore become a new term. Faced with such an embarrassing situation, people are like a bird locked in a "smog cage", desperately struggling to find their own sky. Coincidentally, Spain, located on the Mediterranean coast, has also become the first choice for China tourists and immigrants because of its excellent air quality.

Not long ago, the World Health Organization released a global air quality report of 1 600 cities, which showed that the average value of PM2.5 in Spanish cities was only 13, even in the most serious towns, while the highest value of PM2.5 in Beijing and Shanghai was 300. The data comparison is surprising.

The latest statistics of the Spanish Entrepreneurs and Self-employed Association (opa) also show the enthusiasm of foreigners for Spain. From 2008 to the first half of 20 16, the number of Spanish Chinese immigrants who started their own businesses increased by 109%.

It is true that compared with the United States, Australia and other countries, tourist resorts with beautiful scenery and high air quality like Spain are increasingly welcomed by Chinese people.

In July this year, Spain newly promulgated what is known as the most relaxed immigration policy in Europe's history, and carried out a series of reforms on three generations of immigrants, accompanying children and residence permits, which attracted a large number of China people to immigrate to Spain, so that the whole family can obtain EU status by buying 500,000 euros of real estate, so that one person can buy a house and three generations can really benefit.

Spain has given birth to countless happy and long-lived people in the bright sunshine of southern Europe, and it is the real hometown of longevity in Europe. Isn't the good life we often talk about, in the final analysis, healthy and happy? When we stop worrying about the living environment, we can have enough sense of security and happiness. I believe that in the future, more people will choose Spain in the name of the future, giving health one more chance and giving immigrants one more reason!