Living outside Brazil is a reality for some citizens, but the process is not always simple. Depending on the country, the bureaucracy is big. It takes time and submission to many requirements imposed by foreign governments. Did you know that some countries, like Portugal, have made improvements in order to attract more immigrants?
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In short, they made the waiting period shorter but also offered advantages that facilitate staying in the country, especially when looking for a job. Check out the details that will allow several foreigners to immigrate safely and look for work in the European country.
In October, more specifically since the 30th, the new rules that facilitate the entry and stay of foreigners who want to work and reside in Portugal were released. Students who are considering applying to obtain a residence visa will now have the process analyzed and approved in less time.
When compared to the previous model, it is clear that this waiting time has been reduced by an average of two months.
The speed of the process is also valid for citizens of the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP), of which Brazil is a member. In addition to the points already mentioned, what had the most impact was the creation of a specific visa for those people interested in looking for a job in the European country. The change makes it possible for the validity of stay in the country to be extended beyond 120 days. That is, it is possible to extend to another 60.
There is only one thing that requires more attention: the interested party must prove an income to stay in the country. during the job search period, in addition to needing to meet other requirements pointed out by the government.
The most recent data, referring to the year 2021 and released by the Portuguese Foreigners and Borders Service, show that approximately 700 thousand foreigners are in Portugal at the moment. The interesting thing is that of this group, about 29% are Brazilians. We represent the largest foreign community on Portuguese soil. All information can be accessed on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
There you can also access the documentation required to start the immigration process.
