NEWS & INSIGHTS
Many adults born in Portugal to foreign parents may be unaware that they have a legal right to acquire Portuguese nationality, even without a childhood application.
For Portuguese citizens who marry abroad, the marriage is valid where it was celebrated but only gains legal effect in Portugal after being properly transcribed.
In Portugal, non-profit entities like foundations and associations benefit from a distinct corporate tax regime that recognises their public interest mission.
Foreign nationals entering Portugal by land must file a PSP entry declaration within three days, as passport stamps or SIBA forms are no longer accepted as proof.
Holding a residence permit in Portugal grants rights—but also strict obligations. Failing to meet stay requirements can lead to losing your residency status.
In today’s innovation-driven economy, start-ups have emerged as agile business models, responding swiftly to the evolving demands of a tech-focused global market.
D6 visa delayed beyond 90 days? Learn your legal rights and how to use Portuguese administrative law to force AIMA's decision on family reunification applications.
European Union citizens planning to stay in Portugal for over three months (90 days) must apply for a Certificado de Registo de Cidadão da União Europeia (CRUE).
Bringing children under Portugal’s ARI scheme is a strategic step that strengthens family unity while paving the way toward long-term citizenship and legal security.