Is Portugal suitable for immigration? How about living in Portugal?

Portugal is still very suitable for immigrants. According to your description, your dissatisfaction with Beijing mainly lies in the climate and environment, and it is also a trouble for children to go to school. Portugal has a unique advantage in these two points.

Portugal is located in Iberian Peninsula, with a mild and humid climate. Average summer temperature 16? Between 30℃ and 8℃ in winter? About 18℃. Because of the different topography, there is also a temperature difference between the north and the south. In terms of temperature, compared with some cities in China, it is really warm in winter and cool in summer.

In addition, Europe has vigorously rectified the PM2.5 problem in recent years, so the smog problem you are worried about basically does not exist as long as it is not in a heavy industrial zone and there are many factories.

In addition, Portugal's education level is not bad in Europe. Generally speaking, the number of students in a class in Portuguese schools is about 20. The purpose of implementing small class education is to enable students to get more guidance from teachers and prevent any child from falling behind. This kind of educational resources is unimaginable in many first-tier cities in China. Moreover, Portugal has been studying higher education since primary school, and there are many public and private schools. As long as you successfully immigrate to Portugal, you will have Portuguese nationality, which is no different from the right of Portuguese to go to school. Don't worry about this.

Of course, economic factors should be considered when emigrating. Portuguese immigrants currently buy 500,000 euros of real estate, which should be more cost-effective in European and American immigrant countries. In addition, the housing market in Europe should be growing steadily at present, and it will only increase in value after buying real estate, so it is wise for you to consider Portugal.