Imagine this: You’re ready for your Portuguese adventure, excited about your new life, but there’s a snag – you can’t get an appointment with AIMA (Immigration and Borders Service). Don’t worry, you’re not alone. In fact, you’re part of a …
Portugal has long been a popular destination for retirees seeking a peaceful place to live in Europe. However, in recent years, the country has been attracting a new wave of expats: working professionals and digital nomads. Why are people flocking …
Have you lived in Portugal before and are now considering a return? You’re not alone. Many people who have experienced life in this beautiful country often find themselves drawn back to its sunny shores, relaxed lifestyle, and rich culture. Whether …
The Startup Visa is a program run by IAPMEI in Portugal, designed for entrepreneurs from outside the EU/EEA/Swiss region. It’s an initiative to draw investment, talent, and innovation into Portugal’s growing startup scene. As well as dependent family members, up …
Are you contemplating the move to Portugal, drawn by its attainable residency visas, lower cost of living, and the promise of a more relaxed lifestyle? Over the past few years, Portugal has become one of the most popular places for …
While many companies and government departments will accept a utility bill or rental contract as proof of address, that’s not enough for some and they make ask for an Atestado De Residência. It may also be required if you don’t …
Are you dreaming of moving to Portugal for work? If so, you’ll want to be aware of some recent changes to the residency process, namely the “Manifestação de interesse” (manifestation of interest or expression of interest) route. In the past, …
As you learn about Portuguese visas and residency requirements, you’ll hear terms like temporary residency, permanent residency, and Portuguese citizenship used a lot. Trying to understand the differences can be confusing, particularly if it’s your first time moving abroad. In …
E-Residence.com (not to be confused with the Estonian E-Residence program known as ‘e-Residency’) is an online company that focuses on making bureaucracy easier for foreigners moving to Portugal and Spain. They are aimed at residency visa applicants that want to …
For non-EU citizens, spending an extended period in Portugal may seem like a challenge due to the limitations of the Schengen Visa. This visa allows non-EU citizens to come to Portugal for 90 days in a 180 day period. This …