The war in Ukraine will have an impact on the immigration and reception of refugees in Portugal…READ MORE
Among the Ukrainian refugees who arrived in Portugal and beneficiaries of temporary protection, 9,648 are minors…READ MORE
A photo-series of the anti-war demonstrations in the center of Lisbon on Sunday, February 27.
Hugo Canas, a civil engineer who’s been living in Ukraine for 17 years, left the country by car on Sunday and warns of the risk of a war in a
“Municipalities with the highest number of temporary protection permits granted continue to be Lisbon (11,589), Cascais (3,242), Porto (2,645), Sintra (1,819) and Albufeira (1,304), says SEF,” Natasha Donn writes in
The war changed the plans of many immigrants to Ukraine — 1173 of non-Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Portugal since March…READ MORE
Three Portuguese soldiers prepare repatriation in Kiev…READ MORE UPDATE FEB. 25: Portugal said that it’s ready to send 1,000 troops to support the NATO response, read more.
leste Kalina (East Kalina), in Porto, is also warning parents to be careful with the information passed on to children…READ MORE
In the Portuguese city of Rio Tinto, the Russian community has been leaving aid anonymously at the Immigrants Friendship Association…READ MORE
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