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Why do Brazilians move to Portugal?

Why do Brazilians move to Portugal?

Cyntia de Paula explains that many Brazilians moved to Setúbal and Palmela due to the high rents in big cities and adds that, more recently, the presence of the Brazilian community in Portugal in towns such as Sintra and Cascais or even cities such as Aveiro and Braga, has become more noticeable.

Why are rich people moving to Portugal?

Security, gastronomy and culture, beaches, taxation and low house prices – which are increasing but are still far below those in other European cities – they are also making a number of celebrities surrender to the charms of the country.

Can a Brazilian live in Portugal?

Brazilian nationals who wish to immigrate to Portugal have to obtain a long-term visa or a Type D resident visa in order to legally live in Portugal. There are work visas, entrepreneur visas, visas for family reunification, student visas, and visas for retirees.

Can Brazilians retire in Portugal?

Retirement: individuals who can prove that they have the means to sustain themselves while living in Portugal can apply for a non-lucrative visa. Study: Brazilians who are admitted to a Portuguese higher education institution receive a study residence permit in Portugal.

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Do Brazilians get Portuguese citizenship?

According to Portuguese law, any Brazilian who has at least one Portuguese parent or grandparent is eligible to obtain Portuguese citizenship (with some restrictions, especially for grandchildren). Many more people are of Portuguese descent however.

Where do the rich and famous live in Portugal?

The most expensive properties and plots of land in the Algarve are located in the premium “Golden Triangle” area, where the spas of Vale do Lobo, Quinta do Lago, Vilamoura and Pine Cliffs are located.

Do Brazilians need a visa to Portugal?

Residence visa: any visa type valid for more than 13 months. Brazilians do not need a visa to travel in the Schengen area for a period of up to 90 days, except to take a course with a certificate of completion or perform work with remuneration. In this case, you will need to apply for a visa.