Among the Ukrainian refugees who arrived in Portugal and beneficiaries of temporary protection, 9,648 are minors…READ MORE
The war in Ukraine will have an impact on the immigration and reception of refugees in Portugal…READ MORE
The largest number of temporary protections granted continue to be in Lisbon (8,315), followed by Cascais (2,676), Porto (1,774), Sintra (1,509), and Albufeira (1,185).
A wave of solidarity sweeps from north to south of Portugal for refugees crossing the border to escape the Russian invasion…READ MORE
Ukrainian immigrants are torn between requests for help from family members and offers of support…READ MORE
Suspected of maintaining strong links to the Kremlin, Igor Khashin was left out of the signing of the cooperation protocol.…READ MORE
The Portuguese government said it may freeze the assets and limit movement of Russians under EU sanctions who are living in Portugal or hold Portuguese residency or citizenship.
“I never imagined that they would do this to us,” says the Ukrainian woman to whom Público spoke.
The raid took place over allegations that pro-Kremlin Russian attendants had collected personal data of dozens of newly-arrived Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion…READ MORE
1,400 Ukrainian refugees in Portugal have been given work contracts, and 29,000 more jobs await refugees across the country…READ MORE
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