There are a lot of Chinese in Rotterdam, especially a lot of Hong Kong people who immigrated to the Netherlands in the last century, and they all congregate in the Chinatown neighborhood, running retail, restaurants and other service industries. A small part of this is running their own business, especially the catering industry, which is very lucrative, and on a small scale can earn up to 7,000-8,000 euros a month. Nowadays, many Chinese caterers are shifting to Japanese food, and there are also Sichuan restaurants that are shifting to mainland food flavors (because there are more and more mainlanders in Holland). But most of the Chinese are still working for people, which is divided into two categories of people:
1, through the boss issued by the labor visa, if it is more important positions, such as chef of the restaurant, the master of the snack store, or supermarket manager, etc., the monthly salary of more than 1,800 euros after tax; the rest of the less important positions, such as the restaurant's frying pan or fried rice and fried noodle masters, the front desk of the snack store, the supermarket cashier, etc., the monthly salary of more than 1,800 euros after tax; the remaining less important positions, such as restaurant frying pan or fried rice and fried noodles master, the front desk of the supermarket. The rest of the less important positions, such as restaurant frying pan or fried noodles chef, the front desk of the dim sum shop, the cashier in the supermarket, etc., monthly salary in the tax after 1400 euros.
2, highly educated, for technical immigration in the Netherlands Chinese, often do some technical work, such as network engineers, human resources industry, logistics industry management positions, or science and technology researchers, etc., the general monthly salary of 2,500 -5,000 euros after tax ranges.