NOTÍCIAS E INSIGHTS

Por Margarida Tempera 9 de setembro de 2025
Margarida Tempera | Lawyer
In practice, Article 123 is a narrow and highly discretionary instrument.
Por Luís Maria Branco 8 de setembro de 2025
This provision establishes exceptional residence permits for cases outside Article 122, covering national interest, humanitarian grounds, and public activities.
With legal guidance, investors can enter Portugal’s property market confidently and minimise risks.
Por Tomás Melo Ribeiro 2 de setembro de 2025
Buying property in Portugal blends lifestyle and investment. Conformity with the law ensures a valid, compliant, and protected transaction from start to finish.
You’ll need a medical stay visa—tourist visas don’t grant access to healthcare in Portugal.
Por Danielle Avidago 1 de setembro de 2025
Portugal is a well-regarded destination for quality healthcare in Europe, with advanced facilities, affordable costs, and a growing international reputation.
Portugal reformed nationality laws, allowing adults born here to obtain citizenship based on birth.
Por Joana Loureiro Veríssimo 26 de agosto de 2025
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.
Marriage is a significant personal status act with wide legal consequences for family and property.
Por Margarida Tempera 25 de agosto de 2025
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.
Corporate tax (IRC) exemption isn’t automatic—it requires formal approval by the Finance Minister.
Por António Pratas Nunes and Tomás Melo Ribeiro 22 de agosto de 2025
In Portugal, non-profit entities like foundations and associations benefit from a distinct corporate tax regime that recognises their public interest mission.
Entry declaration within 3 days is required under Article 77 of Portugal’s Foreigners’ Law.
21 de agosto de 2025
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.
Most residence permits limit absences to 6 consecutive or 8 non-consecutive months from Portugal.
Por Sara Sbai Oliveira 14 de agosto de 2025
Holding a residence permit in Portugal grants rights—but also strict obligations. Failing to meet stay requirements can lead to losing your residency status.
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