Why are Portugal and South Korea not developed countries?

portugal

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n.Portugal (southwestern European country).

As of 2019, Portugal and South Korea are developed countries.

Developed countries in Europe include the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Spain, Portugal and Italy. Developed countries in Asia include Japan, South Korea, and Singapore.

Developed countries are divided according to the per capita national product, but it is not complete, for example, the per capita GDP of the oil countries in the Middle East is more than that of many developed countries but is still not a developed country.

South Korea is a developed country, is South Korea a developed country, and what are the criteria for judging developed countries?

1 All grapes are more developed, wealthy, and taller.

South Korea is more developed, wealthier and taller.

South Korea is more developed and wealthy.

If you look at the economic data of these two countries, South Korea's total GDP and per capita GDP are much ahead of Portugal.

Portugal has a deep heritage, half a notch stronger than South Korea.

Only know about South Korea Talk about South Korea.

The conditions are relatively simple, as long as the country meets the 12 years of compulsory education, you can apply after graduating from high school, in the past, as long as you prepare the first year's tuition, accommodation and living expenses, the start-up capital is about 7-80,000 yuan.

The intermediary fee is generally about 10,000 yuan, the passport is about 200, the air ticket is generally about 2,000, and some other miscellaneous expenses are generally included in the intermediary fee

South Korea can apply for a part-time job after half a year The monthly income is generally 4-6000 yuan As long as you can find a job, you can stay, and if you have any questions, you can hi me specifically South Korea-Japan joint exchange meeting.

The cost of studying in South Korea is low, 18-28 years old, you can apply to study in Korea after graduating from junior high school:

1.No Korean language foundation is required, the cost is low, the cycle is short, the visa rate is 100%, and there is no fee if you do not succeed;

2.According to the conditions of students, they can handle a number of schools in South Korea;

3.You can introduce jobs for free, and the monthly income of part-time jobs is about 10,000 yuan.

If you have passed CET-4, you can directly apply to a first-class university in Korea.

As for going to Portugal, the salary of the locals working full-time is only about 1,000 euros, so you can consider it yourself.

I don't recommend Mexico, a paradise for smuggling, the law and order is so chaotic, what else is there to stay in?