Portugal has introduced stricter Social Security Enrolment Number (NISS) application requirements. Applicants must now first apply for a residence permit (while for EU nationals, this may be a town hall registration.

The Portuguese government has announced that all immigration visas and permits will remain valid until July 30, 2025, in an effort to clear a backlog of visa and permit applications.

The Portuguese government has announced that all immigration visas and permits will remain valid until June 30, 2025, in an effort to clear a backlog of visa and permit applications.

The President of the Agency for Integration, Migration, and Asylum (AIMA) announced improvements for family reunification processes, with the goal of expediting the integration...

To speak about "Golden Visa, what is changing?" we have with us two guests:. Pedro Fontainhas, from Living in Portugal and Sara Sousa Rebolo, partner at Caiado Guerreiro Law Firm in Portugal.

In this episode, tax expert Tiago Caiado Guerreiro invites lawyer Sara Ferreira de Oliveira, from the Immigration Law area, to talk about the Portuguese residence permit program.

Portugal Residency - you need to move fast: Q&A with Howard Bilton, Chairman of Sovereign Group.

Still on the subject of obtaining residency in Portugal, lawyer Tiago Caiado Guerreiro invites lawyer Sara Sousa Rebolo to this edition of 5 MINUTES INSIGHTS to talk about other solutions available to entrepreneurs or retired people ...

On 12 February 2021, the Portuguese government announced it had approved amendments to tighten the qualifying investment options under the Golden Visa Residency Permit (GVRP) programme.

Portugal simplified procedures for renewing residence permits, residence cards, short stay visas or temporary stay visas due to expire between 1 January 2023 and 31 March 2023.

In this 7th episode of Inside Portugal, guests Vanessa Câmara, lawyer at Caiado Guerreiro) and Tate Worswick (Managing Director at Global RCG) discuss the advantages of moving to Portugal if you're a US citizen.

On 7 Feb. 2022, the government of Portugal updated its entrance requirements. Travelers arriving from European Union (EU) member states and Schengen Area countries...

The government will lift COVID-19 restrictions on Oct. 1, 2021

On 31 October 2022, the government of Portugal introduced a new visa for foreign nationals seeking a job in the country...

Portugal made available a guide called "Working in Portugal" that is designed to inform foreigners working in the country about their rights and responsibilities.

The government of Portugal announced that certain documents, including Citizen Cards, ADSE family beneficiary cards, and certificates in addition to visas related to temporary stay...

Taxpayers who are NHR (Non-Habitual Residents) or IFICI (Incentive for Scientific Research and Innovation) eligible, benefit from a package of respective tax advantages, for a period of 10 consecutive calendar years (with the option of utilising the marginal rates, if lower), from the effective date of Portuguese tax residency.

Portugal's immigration authority, the Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA), has published a public warning about the circulation of fraudulent...

The government of Portugal approved changes to its immigration laws for foreign nationals from the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries on 21 July 2022...

We are pleased to inform you of a significant update from the Portuguese Government regarding the validity of documents and visas for immigrants.