In a globalized context, reconciling private, family and professional life assumes a preponderant part on the feminization of migration analyses. However, the knowledge of the existing dynamics among immigrant families is still scarce in Portuguese academic literature, specially on how immigrant women organize their family lives and what are de action modalities in terms of reconciliation (Marques e Gois, 2012). In this sense, the main objective of this research is to characterize and analyze the immigrant women experiences and speeches about their private, family and professional life reconciliation. The research is based on a qualitative approach and is inserted in the critical paradigm offered by social and feminism constructionism and the empirical basis was built by ten Brazilian immigrant women, living in Braga's district. Using thematic analysis methodology, the results show a regular and asymmetric pattern of the domestic chores and child care, that places immigrant women, on the receiving country, in a bigger overload situation than in the country of origin, by the absence of family, financial and social support. Motherhood and child care influence the professional life, and it is often interrupted and abandoned. In the attempt to respond towards reconciliations dilemmas, these women are legitimizing their submission that culminates in a normative position with asymmetric practices to which they are subject and, consequently, strengthening the inequality scheme. Thus, we conclude that the political and economical power of the receiving country aggravates the feminization of traditional gender roles where we can see an unequal achievement of women relative to men in professional and family spaces.