SEF investigates alleged immigrant schemes at three Lisbon ‘juntas de freguesia’ | Eco (PT)

9 of the 97 Moroccan Migrants Who Arrived to Portugal Last Year Were Granted International Protection

January 19, 2021

SEF confirms the total number of arrivals, asylum applications, and outcomes of the migrants who came to Portugal from Morocco by boat.

Portugal’s immigration agency investigates Brazilian influencers for aiding illegal immigration | Expresso (PT)

July 26, 2022

“At issue are legal advisory services, offers of cheaper trips and techniques to deceive immigration control upon arrival in Portugal,” according to Expresso.

Long queues at Lisbon airport to extend into summer – Union | Reuters

June 13, 2022

Cristina Siza Vieira, chief executive of Portugal’s hotel association AHP, told Reuters the airport queues were “bad for the country’s image” and could cool demand from markets outside Europe including from North America, Canada and Brazil.

Portuguese government expedites entry visa process, introduces new visa for seeking work | Renascença (PT)

June 16, 2022

“New measures facilitate entry of foreign workers and their families, citizens of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries, higher education students and digital nomads.”

16 of the 17 Moroccan migrants who escaped from a holding facility in Tavira have been located and are awaiting expulsion

October 16, 2020

One individual remains missing as a SEF investigation confirms a new illegal immigration route from Morocco.

New Portuguese visa for foreigners requires reinforcement of professionals at SEF | Idealista (PT)

August 15, 2022

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.

Recent Moroccan Arrivals in Portugal Don’t Point to a New Migration Route, Official Says

December 23, 2020

Portugal’s Secretary of State for Integration and Migration, Cláudia Pereira, says recent headline-grabbing arrivals from Morocco to Portugal don’t quite suggest that there’s a new migration route.

Investor takes SEF to court and wins over delays in Portuguese golden visas | Idealista (PT)

August 10, 2022

The court has ordered Portugal’s border and immigration agency to make a decision on a golden visa application within 10 days, according to Idealista.

17 Moroccan Migrants Escape from Tavira Holding Facility, 6 Remain at Large

October 3, 2020

Seventeen migrants escaped from the military barracks in Tavira where they were being held after arriving from Morocco by boat. As of early Friday afternoon, six remained missing.

SEF investigates alleged immigrant schemes at three Lisbon ‘juntas de freguesia’ | Eco (PT)

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9 of the 97 Moroccan Migrants Who Arrived to Portugal Last Year Were Granted International Protection

Portugal’s immigration agency investigates Brazilian influencers for aiding illegal immigration | Expresso (PT)

Long queues at Lisbon airport to extend into summer – Union | Reuters

Portuguese government expedites entry visa process, introduces new visa for seeking work | Renascença (PT)

16 of the 17 Moroccan migrants who escaped from a holding facility in Tavira have been located and are awaiting expulsion

New Portuguese visa for foreigners requires reinforcement of professionals at SEF | Idealista (PT)

Recent Moroccan Arrivals in Portugal Don’t Point to a New Migration Route, Official Says

Investor takes SEF to court and wins over delays in Portuguese golden visas | Idealista (PT)

17 Moroccan Migrants Escape from Tavira Holding Facility, 6 Remain at Large

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