“British nationals living in Portugal are unable to access healthcare, change jobs or travel in and out of the country as its ministers have not issued them with post-Brexit residency cards,” according to the Guardian…READ MORE
Also: Delay in issuing post-Brexit ID cards puts Portugal’s border agency under spotlight | Reuters
Professionals in Portugal’s catering and hospitality sectors, who’ve been hit by a shortage of labor, are calling on the government to ensure the new work visa scheme is accompanied by better resources.
“Portugal needs immigrants” for “its demography, its economy and its culture”, said Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Ana Catarina Mendes, according to Barron’s.
“A report in Portugal’s Publico newspaper on Wednesday said … four Russian oligarchs had applied for Portuguese nationality through Porto’s Israeli Community, according to Reuters.
“Citizens from the United States, United Kingdom, and Brazil requested the most visas for digital nomads since October,” according to TPN. Read more
“We couldn’t afford health insurance,” is one reason cited by a transplant from the U.S. who moved to Portugal with his husband in 2018 on a D7 visa, according to
“There are about 33,000 immigrants who can automatically renew their permits, according to SEF,” Dinheiro Vivo writes based on a report by Lusa. Related:
And that company is VFS Global, according to Lusa.
In the battle for the elusive digital nomads, who will win, Spain or Portugal — and what will it mean?
“New measures facilitate entry of foreign workers and their families, citizens of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries, higher education students and digital nomads.”
…and how many can we expect?
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