Who can obtain nationality via Sephardic means in 2024?
Six months after the update of the Portuguese Nationality Law, which provides for the obligation to reside for 3 years in Portugal to apply for citizenship through the Sephardic route, the regulation that makes this change official has not yet been published. This means that, to date, this rule is not in force and, therefore, It is still possible to apply for nationality without the residence requirement.
How to apply for nationality via Sephardic means today?
Anyone wishing to apply for nationality through the Sephardic route must demonstrate a connection to the Portuguese community. This connection can be demonstrated in several ways, such as:
- Participation in cultural activities linked to Portugal
- Frequent travel to the country
- Knowledge of the Portuguese language
If you do not fit into the examples above, it is possible to investigate other ways that demonstrate a concrete connection with Portugal through personalized service for your case.
How can we help?
The team of experts in Portuguese Nationality Law from the Martins Castro is ready to guide you through your application process. With a detailed analysis of your case, we can help identify the best ways to prove the necessary link and ensure that your application is correctly forwarded.
If you are interested in starting the Portuguese nationality process through the Sephardic route, don't waste time. Our team is on hand to provide you with the appropriate guidance and help you follow all the requirements of the law. Click here to start your service.
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