What is the salary in Macau?

The minimum wage in Macau is 4,000, for general workers/waiters 4,000~8,000, for general construction workers 15,000~30,000, for general salespersons 5,000~15,000, and for general kitchen workers 6,500~30,000. In Macau, general restaurant waiters, dishwashers, etc., jobs with relatively low technical difficulty, earn a monthly salary of approximately NT$8,000 to NT$10,000. As for salespersons and other types of jobs that require certain professional skills, the salary is about 15,000 yuan. Regarding wage income in inland areas, in 2018, the average annual salary of employees in urban non-private units was 82,461 yuan, with an average monthly salary of 6,871 yuan, and that of employees in private units was 49,575 yuan, with an average monthly salary of 4,131 yuan.

In terms of economic aggregate, compared with various inland provinces, the economic aggregate of Macao has surpassed the economic aggregate of Qinghai Province and is close to the economic aggregate of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. In Macau, the more technically difficult the jobs, the higher the wages. For example, bus drivers, master craftsmen in the construction industry, etc. can earn 20,000 to 30,000 yuan per month. The salaries of teachers and ordinary white-collar workers are not too high, ranging from 1.5 trillion to 20,000 yuan. Please note that if you want to live a safe and stable life, you must not participate in gambling activities. Even if others gain hundreds of millions of assets overnight, don't be envious of yourself, you must withstand the temptation. Otherwise, ordinary people's financial resources are simply not enough. Wage income in Macao is indeed higher than that in inland areas.

However, the cost of living in Macau is also relatively high. Especially for accommodation, due to the limited space in Macau, the price is relatively high whether renting or buying a house. For ordinary office workers, rent accounts for a large part of their salary. Therefore, for ordinary people, no matter where they live, they need to work hard and make money with their own hands. For example, in first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen in inland areas, there are not too few people with a monthly salary of more than 10,000 yuan. This number may be enough to live in fourth- and fifth-tier cities, but in first-tier cities, it is just enough to meet daily life.