Portuguese Parliament approves new version of the Foreigners Law; Nationality Law still awaits vote
Changes for immigrants living in Portugal maintain minimum residency requirements but relax rules for family reunification in some cases.
The end of the Sephardic route could be voted on in October and affect thousands of Antioquia residents.
In an interview with El Tiempo, Martins Castro lawyer Isabel Comte highlights that we are facing a decisive deadline for families with Sephardic ancestry.
Applications for Portuguese citizenship through the Sephardic route increase by almost 400% in Brazil
In an interview with the Portugal Giro column (O Globo), Martins Castro CEO Renato Martins highlights that high demand is driven by the possible end of this possibility
Portuguese nationality registers more than 1.5 million applications since 2020
Official data points to a continuous increase in demand and queues of more than half a million pending cases.
Portugal leads global ranking of best countries for retirement in 2025
Global Citizen Solutions report places the European country in first place, while Brazil appears in 35th position