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The Portuguese government reviews the minimum wage every year. In 2020, it is 635 euros per month with 14 payments per year, or 740.80 euros with 12 monthly payments. This works at an hourly rate of around €4.64.
The average salary in Portugal in the middle of 2019 is 1188.06 euros per month. This makes it one of the lowest paid countries in the EU.
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If you are from the EU/EFTA, you can search for a job through EURES, the European Job Mobility Portal maintained by the European Commission. In addition to looking for a job, you can upload your CV and get advice on finding a job in Portugal.
Public Job Sites
The Portuguese Public Employment Service ( Instituto do Emprego ) provides information about jobs in Portugal. Here you can register your resume and access thousands of job listings across the country.
Job sites
There are also various general job sites, including the following:
- Of course
- Learn4Good
- SAPO Employment
- Clean jobs
- Working on the Internet
English Speaking Jobs
If you’re looking for a job that speaks English, there are several specialized sites where you can find the latest jobs. This includes:
- Work in Lisbon
- Next station
It’s also worth keeping an eye out for English-language newspapers such as Portugal Resident, which advertises vacancies in their classifieds section.
Recruitment Agencies
As a starting point, take a look at the Portugal business directory in the employment section.
Language Teaching
To teach English in a school in Portugal, you generally need a bachelor’s degree and a TEFL certificate. Most training contracts start in September and end at the end of June. Some teachers also choose to teach in summer camps or take private lessons. The main cities for training jobs are Lisbon, Porto, Coimbra and Braga. There are more than 30 English language schools throughout the country.
You can also search for jobs at the British Council and TEFL related websites such as APPI or ESL Base.
newspapers
Portuguese newspapers, such as Correio de Manhulate, Diário de Notícias , Jornal de Notícias (Vancancing Page) and Expresso (Vancancing portal), they deserve attention to follow the vacancies.
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If you are going to find a job in Portugal, your first success and salary will depend primarily on the knowledge of the language. The official language of this country is Portuguese. It is a Romance language with many similarities to Spanish. If you know one of the Romance languages, learning Portuguese will take no more than six months at an average speed. If you know English, you can learn Portuguese in 8-12 months. If you speak only Slavic languages, you will need to spend at least a year and a half to study Portuguese thoroughly. Of course, these are the terms for “remote learning”. When a person enters a living language environment, he learns to speak five to six times faster. Children who moved to Portugal begin to speak in a coherent way in a strange way after a month or two. Of course, children’s vocabulary is not to be compared with business Portuguese, which you definitely need if you are applying for a high-skilled job and a high salary.
How to work in Portugal in your specialty
If you have a higher education and work experience in IT, medicine, finance, big business, only documents and knowledge of the language stand between you and a brilliant career in Portugal. The Portuguese do not shy away from foreign specialists and welcome anyone who knows what needs to be done to earn big money and a good image for the company. For some professions, at least in the same field of information technology, knowledge of English may be sufficient. But not everyone is so lucky.
To learn Portuguese quickly, you can hire a tutor. The cost of his work is from 100 euros per month (classes 2 times a week). We offer you our specialist.
Diploma confirmation
Some positions require mandatory confirmation of a foreign diploma by European specialists. Confirmation of a higher education document opens up great career opportunities for a foreigner and has one very nice bonus – the opportunity to bring the whole family to the country.
An application for confirmation of a diploma is submitted to the Portuguese Ministry of Education and Science. The decision to confirm the specialty is made according to the content of the curriculum. That is, the situation is quite real when your diploma says “Journalist”, and the courses that you took at your university correspond to the Portuguese program for studying philologists. In this case, you will confirm the diploma of a philologist. If your knowledge is not enough to obtain a Portuguese title, similar to that indicated in your diploma, you will be offered to complete your studies at one of the universities of the country of your choice. Some specialties will require the passing of state examinations. This applies primarily to doctors, teachers, engineers. To get an education, you need to go to the country on a tourist visa, for the duration of the session you can get a student visa. Confirmation can last from six months to two years. Before submitting an application, you need to collect a voluminous package of documents.
This whole process is rather complicated and painful, but we will help you to confirm your diploma. Contact us to go through this procedure without any problems.
Working with English
Knowing English increases your chances of finding a paid job in Portugal. The fact is that in Europe a lot of programs are constantly working in English. It can be anything from science parks to tourism. If you do not have a confirmed diploma of higher education, knowing English will help you get a job on cruise ships, in travel agencies for foreigners, in high-tech project teams. The tourism sector is the best option for those who have recently found themselves in Portugal and are just starting to learn the state language.
Low-skilled labor
It sounds a little embarrassing, but your mood will improve when you find out how much an au pair, dolce harvester or farmer earns in Portugal. Low-skilled jobs require minimal language skills and usually do not require a diploma. Unfortunately, many of our countrymen work illegally, especially in low-skilled positions. This poses a risk to both the employer and the employee. But everyone benefits from properly executed documents: the employer is clean before the tax, the employee is protected in case of non-fulfillment of the contract.
Here are typical low-skill jobs in Portugal:
1. Truck driver. Salary from 700 euros. 5 three-day trips per month. Requires proof of driving license.
2. Housekeeper for a mother with children. Skills in cooking, cleaning, raising children are required. Accommodation in the tenant’s house. From 600 euros. 1 day off per week.
3. Collector of grapes (corn, cork, etc.). From 400 euros. 8-hour working day.
4. Dancer. You need the ability to dance. From 600 euros. Evening work. Notice, sometimes a dancer is just a dancer.
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Start your own business in Portugal
If you plan to work in Portugal, be sure to consider starting your own business. There are several reasons for this.
The first reason. All conditions have been created in Portugal to attract foreign investment, and enterprising immigrants are very welcome here. The economy of this state is slowly recovering from a serious recession, the unemployment rate remains quite high, the labor force is very cheap compared to other EU countries, taxes are average and below average, there are various bonuses for foreigners, for example, a residence permit in exchange for creating workers places.
Second reason. The procedure for creating a new company is simplified to the maximum. If desired, an enterprise can be opened in one day, the system is transparent, bribes are excluded, all permits can be obtained quickly and legally. There are a lot of offers on the market for the sale of a ready-made business, the requirements for starting a business are minimal. The country has a well-developed business infrastructure.
The third reason. International business potential. Portugal is a port from Europe to the Americas and Africa. In Brazil, Angola, Cape Verde, East Timor and several African countries, Portuguese has the status of an official language and is actively used in business. For a Russian-speaking businessman, markets are automatically opened in at least 13 more countries. Needless to say, it is much easier to expand from Portugal to the European Union than from any other of its countries.
Fourth reason. Great experience in doing business with compatriots.