“The Portuguese president approved the new law on Thursday which provides foreigners seeking employment with a temporary 120-day visa that can be extended by 60 days,” according to Barron’s…READ MORE
“People are panicking, rushing, trying to see how they get in before it all goes away,” said Daniela Lopes Costa, a tax lawyer in Lisbon, according to Bloomberg. Related, or
“People have been left detained at airports, paying to have broken bones treated or risked losing their jobs due to the delays in getting a biometric card that is vital to everyday life and proves their legal status,” according to the Guardian.
Love ’em or hate ’em, they’re here — and some appear to be pretty cool people.
…and how many can we expect?
In the battle for the elusive digital nomads, who will win, Spain or Portugal — and what will it mean?
“Currently, there are 650,000 immigrants working in Portugal, six times more than in 2015, points out Ana Mendes Godinho,” TPN writes.
“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.
“Australian actress Nicole Kidman and her husband, New Zealand singer Keith Urban, have reportedly fallen in love with Lisbon and have bought an apartment in one of the riverside areas
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