living and working in Madeira
Am looking to move to Madeira from USA although I am a UK citizen. My visa has expired here and I do not want to live in UK.
I have limited funds until I can hopefully secure work and a place to live.
Can anyone give me advice on where to start - most jobs posted here are home based?
I know you will all think I am nuts cos I dont speak anything but English but I can work hard and willing to try learn the basics quickly.
I am 51 yrs age today but still way to go to my sell by date lol My last child turned 18 past April and I am looking forward to starting anew but been able to travel to visit UK and family.
Thank you for reading and any responses it may bring
Tracey
I have limited funds until I can hopefully secure work and a place to live.
Can anyone give me advice on where to start - most jobs posted here are home based?
I know you will all think I am nuts cos I dont speak anything but English but I can work hard and willing to try learn the basics quickly.
I am 51 yrs age today but still way to go to my sell by date lol My last child turned 18 past April and I am looking forward to starting anew but been able to travel to visit UK and family.
Thank you for reading and any responses it may bring
Tracey
Comments
there are no jobs at all on madeira.
it has the highest unemployment rate since II war.
Many Ukrainians Russians, Georgians black from Africa and Brasilia are seeking any job and they speak Portuguese living there for many years or being from former colonies.
the job picture is pretty black
In your case no prospect at all
I have talk to one Ukrainian lady- she cannot get even any service job like cleaning toilets in hotels.
Generally speaking being 51 y old you can came here just as retire and spend your money instead to earn.
if no money just forget it
best luck
ts
sorry,but if have no money behind you,better change your mind.
Good Luck
See what kind of business opportunities exist in Madeira, and start your own.
This would be the best option, me thinks.
not so many survived
locals protect jobs by supporting local owners
unspoken but going for ages contract
best option one euro store
I belive is better to try and take no notice.
Joao correia