<prompt> Human: Hello. My parents are kicking me out of the house since their legal duties are fulfilled and I was hoping you guys could help me figure out what I should do. I dont have much in the way of savings and am currently looking for a job with very little luck so far, i already visited an employment agency and i was told there wasnt much they could do for me with my level of education. They also suggested moving out of the country but i have no money and the idea terrifies me. I dont have a car, Ive used public transportation my whole life. I dont have any other relatives besides an aunt but she wont return my calls. I live in Portugal.Sorry if I didnt provide much information but I dont know what to think, do or say right now.Edit: Small update, Ive already started getting my documents in order just as people advised me.I also checked about the RSI which is apparently a value im entitled to from the state but it seems by father has been requesting this on my behalf for a while now i had no idea, they found out and now im blacklisted. I couldnt make this shit up if i tried.I also went to the employment center and there seem to be some paid courses that might help somewhat? They dont seem to pay much but its something.Thanks for all the advice, it helps to know i got people looking out for me.Assistant: Somethings you should have before you move out:- national id card Cartão de Cidadão- passport if you have one- birth certificate ask the parents- school diploma - bank account details, debit card etc. If you have a joint account, shut it and open your ownYou need these things to get jobs, open bank accounts and basically anything else. If youre in a city with tourist hostels, ask if theyre hiring. They usually give room and board and a small salary. Itll give you some breathing room. Other similarly easy to get jobs would be waiting tables or washing dishes try high end joints, go well dressed.As a last resort, think about police or military maybe. Edit: offer to pay rent or food to your parentsEdit2: Also, night concierge at fancy hotels. They pay relatively well but no food or roomboard.Walk into the hotels after midnight an talk to the person sitting thereHuman: Thank you ill look into those immediately.  <response>: Little out the box thinking - try a temp agency. You wont get full tiem work immediately, but you may find it easier to get on there whilst you look for something a little more stable.Supermarkets are typically good as well, as you get discount on food. Aldi pays well. 