Brazilians speak of ‘years lost’ accessing Portuguese citizenship | CNN Portugal (PT)
“To get residence, it takes, on average, two to two and a half years,” said Juliet Cristino, a 33-year-old Brazilian who’s been in Portugal since
“To get residence, it takes, on average, two to two and a half years,” said Juliet Cristino, a 33-year-old Brazilian who’s been in Portugal since
“Nearly 300,000 expressions of interest to obtain a residence permit in Portugal were pending at SEF in January this year,” according to TPN.
“Exclusivo identified several profiles on Facebook that promise appointments in exchange for 30 to 50 euros and interviewed an immigrant who only managed to get

“On Sept. 30, the system had 803 bicycles in operation, compared to 1075 bicycles in operation recorded on Aug. 24 – a drop of 25%,”