Investment Immigration to Spain Learn about the current situation of immigration in Spain: According to reports from El Pais, among the approximately 5 million foreigners in Spain, the number of Chinese people has reached 185,000. These individuals from the "Great Asia" are gradually spreading across major cities in Spain. In the capital of Spain—Madrid, one can see an increasing number of Asian restaurants and dollar stores in the streets and alleys. Even in public libraries, there are many Chinese language books.
Once, the Chinese were seen by Spaniards as "never stopping work," but this perception is slowly changing. The children of overseas Chinese have been able to integrate well into their host country—Spain. Their jobs are diverse, including teaching Chinese people Spanish at language centers, training Chinese people for driving licenses at driving schools, and serving as managers in large financial enterprises.
As of August 2014, the number of Chinese tourists visiting Madrid reached 35,000, an increase of 80% compared to the same period in 2013. Moreover, the average spending of each Chinese tourist is around 2,000 euros, creating significant economic benefits for the Spanish economy. Therefore, in order to "welcome more Chinese tourists" and "meet employment demands," more and more Spaniards are beginning to learn Chinese, showcasing the strength of Chinese people and Chinese culture.