What occupations do Chinese people who generally work in Brunei do there?

There are definitely all kinds of professions, and the pay varies widely. Chinese chefs are very popular in Brunei, with normal wages ranging from 5,500 to 7,500.

1. First of all, when you go to work, you need to find a labor service, and then apply for a visa, and then you can go to work.

2. Brunei’s full name is Brunei Darussalam, which means the land of peace in Malay. It is located in the north of Kalimantan, southeast of Asia, and bounded by the South China Sea to the north. It has a tropical rainforest climate, hot and rainy, with no seasons. The country is divided into two parts, both of which are adjacent to Malaysia.

3. Brunei is an independent constitutional monarchy that separated from the United Kingdom on January 1, 1984. It is rich in oil and natural gas reserves, and the oil and natural gas output accounts for about 90% of the total output. Because Brunei is rich in resources, it has a stable economy, citizens do not have to pay taxes, and even medical care and education are free.

4. Brunei’s national flag was established at the time of independence. Because most of the citizens are Muslims, obvious Islamic colors are painted on the national flag. Brunei is one of the richest countries in the world, with a per capita GDP of US$48,333 in 2011, ranking sixth in the world.

5. Brunei pursues a foreign policy of non-alignment and friendship with other countries. It advocates that countries, no matter how big or small, strong or weak, should respect each other. Joined the United Nations on February 24, 1984 and valued the role of the United Nations.

6. Chinese restaurants are easy to find in Brunei. There are many Asian restaurants in Gadong, including Chinese, Indian, Thai, Japanese, as well as seafood and Nonya. There are many kedai makan (local snack bars) in the center of Bandar. There are many good seafood restaurants on Jalan Muara and in Muara town. There are also various restaurants in Tutong, Seria and Kuala Belait.