Latest news and stories about nationality law in Lisbon, Lisboa, Portugal for expats and residents.
The President of the Republic of Brazil is received in São Bento and Belém this Tuesday, and it is alongside Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, rather than the President, that he will make a joint statement. Brazil admits “disagreements” with Portugal regarding the nationality law.
An analytical overview of recent shifts in national visa policies and gold residency programs, specifically examining their impact on expatriate communities and coastal living trends.
Joom CEO Ilya Shirokov warns that proposed changes to Portugal's nationality law create market uncertainty and hinder the recruitment of international talent, noting that the company has already lost potential candidates to Germany.
An explanation of the legal reasons why a child born on Portuguese soil does not automatically acquire Portuguese nationality.
The first child of the British royal family born on Portuguese soil will not be granted Portuguese citizenship.
The leader of Chega, André Ventura, warned that any alignment between the PSD, CDS, and the PS regarding the re-evaluation of the decree on the loss of nationality will have political consequences, potentially impacting the upcoming State Budget vote. Ventura rejected claims of a 'flirtation' between the AD coalition and Chega, instead accusing the PS of acting as a 'crutch' for the Government. He further criticised the Government's handling of the Single Social Benefit (PSU) and broader security issues, stating that it is difficult for his party to support an executive that he claims is indistinguishable from the Socialist Party.
The DN Brazil Radar reaches the end of its first season! In this episode, we look at updated figures on Portugal's population to understand the profile of the Brazilian community, which now exceeds 574,000 citizens. Click here to follow the DN Brazil channel on WhatsApp! We also discuss the use of disinformation on social media by the Portuguese far-right, using data from a report that included the participation of the Brazilian organization Aletheia Fact in its analysis. There is also a summary of the first residence permits issued by AIMA, news about the European Union's plan to create a digital Euro, and we meet the Brazilian artisan who created pastel de nata-shaped candles offered to artists at Rock in Rio Lisboa. Continue following our special videocast: DN Brazil Radar at the Lisbon Forum. In Lisbon, the next president of the STJ explains the court's function. 'Beacon of Federal Law' in Brazil. DN Brazil is the branch of Diário de Notícias dedicated to the Brazilian community living or planning to live in Portugal. The texts are written in Brazilian Portuguese. Ask the Lawyer: Do I need one year of social security contributions to renew my residence permit? Nationality Law: Lawyers request intervention from the Ombudsman to guarantee a transitional regime.
There is significant frustration among US citizens regarding recent changes to the Nationality Law, which have now come into effect. Filipa Pinto Carvalho, co-founder of RedBridge Lisbon, notes that these changes may deter American investment, as the waiting period for nationality for non-Portuguese speaking investors has doubled from five to ten years. While the government, represented by Minister António Leitão Amaro, argues that investors were misled by consultants, several law firms are preparing legal challenges against the new legislation.
Changes to the Nationality Law have been a factor slowing down investment decisions from the US, admits RedBridge Lisbon co-founder Filipa Pinto Carvalho in an interview with Lusa. Created four years ago, RedBridge is a community of entrepreneurs, professionals, and investors that is consolidating itself as a platform...
The co-founder of the RedBridge Lisbon platform admits that changes to the Nationality Law have been a factor that has slowed down investment decisions from the USA.
RedBridge Lisbon co-founder Filipa Pinto Carvalho admits, in an interview with Lusa, that changes to the Nationality Law have been a factor that has slowed down investment decisions from the USA.
Mariana Leitão stated that “what was very relevant regarding the Nationality Law is resolved and approved.”
Brazilian activist Zé do Pedal is embarking on another global adventure on his bicycle. This time, he will travel from northern Norway to Portugal. The seven-month journey aims to raise funds for institutions that care for children with cancer. Watch the interview conducted in Lisbon. DN Brasil is a section of Diário de Notícias dedicated to the Brazilian community living in or planning to move to Portugal. The articles are written in Brazilian Portuguese. The Brazilian Consulate in Lisbon expects an increase in birth registrations following a change in nationality law. Brazil's first-round World Cup matches will be broadcast for free on YouTube in Portugal, with CazéTV set to stream the games.
Once the change in nationality law restricting original citizenship to children of foreigners born in Portugal comes into effect, Brazilian families will need to register their babies' births at the consulate-general and apply for their first passport, a procedure that was often optional as children previously obtained Portuguese documentation. Consul-General Alessandro Candeas explains that demand is expected to rise, as many families currently do not register their children born in the jurisdiction. The consulate currently processes about 12 birth registrations per day and is preparing to handle the increased demand. Portuguese birth registration remains mandatory and is a prerequisite for the Brazilian registration process.
The PCP parliamentary leader accused the President of the Republic this Monday of contradiction for promulgating the Nationality Law, arguing that the 'set of messages' accompanying the decision justified a veto of the bill. Speaking to journalists at the party's national headquarters in Lisbon, MP Paula Santos stated that the decree...
Lula da Silva will discuss topics such as immigration, xenophobia, and aeronautics.
The DN Brazil Radar airs every Friday at 8 am on the DN Brazil YouTube and Spotify channels, featuring a weekly summary and everything of interest to Brazilians in Portugal. DN Brazil is a section of the Diário de Notícias dedicated to the Brazilian community living in or planning to move to Portugal. The texts are written in Brazilian Portuguese. The deadline begins: the new Nationality Law is with the President; the PS sends the penalty of loss of nationality to the Constitutional Court.
The PS parliamentary leader, Eurico Brilhante Dias, confirmed this Friday, April 17, that the socialists have requested the Constitutional Court to conduct a preventive review of the amendment to the Penal Code associated with the new version of the Nationality Law, two legislative initiatives approved by the entire parliamentary right. Lamenting the “unfortunate concession of the PSD to the far-right”, Brilhante Dias referred to the amendment to the Penal Code that creates the accessory penalty of loss of nationality, whereby naturalised Portuguese citizens lose such right if convicted of serious crimes. “It creates a different sanctioning framework for Portuguese men and women,” he argued. Regarding the Nationality Law, highlighting the socialist bench's contribution to addressing the unconstitutionalities pointed out by the Constitutional Court in the version approved last year, Brilhante Dias said it is not covered by the preventive review request sent to the judges of the Palácio Ratton. Eurico Brilhante Dias also said there was no decision regarding the candidacy for the Ombudsman, claiming that less than 24 hours had passed since the election failed for the Lisbon Law School professor Tiago Antunes, former Assistant Secretary of State to the Prime Minister and European Affairs in António Costa's governments - and accused by the Liberal Initiative of having been part of the “intoxication and manipulation machine of public opinion during the José Sócrates executives”. Despite this, the PS parliamentary leader dismissed the idea that Tiago Antunes lacked votes among socialist deputies, saying that “the numbers speak for themselves” and taking pride in having “a cohesive bench”. Already on Thursday, after the voting result was known, in which the candidate for Ombudsman only had 104 favourable votes, less than the sum of null and blank votes, and far short of the two-thirds majority required. PS proposes a “more balanced” nationality law with a transitional regime.
The Assembly of the Republic is re-examining this Wednesday the decrees that intend to amend the Nationality Law and the Penal Code.
In today's Radar DN Brasil, follow the first emergency evacuation drill for a tsunami in Lisbon, an important measure given the Portuguese capital's location in a high-risk area for earthquakes and tsunamis. DN political reporter Frederico Bártolo discusses the next steps for the Nationality Law debate in parliament, returning to the floor on April 1st. Click here to follow the DN Brasil channel on WhatsApp! DN Brasil editor Amanda Lima explains the approved 'Return Package,' which will accelerate the deportation of irregular immigrants. In the debut of the Rota Tropical column, a partnership between DN Brasil and DN Sport, Nuno Tibiriçá details UEFA's punishment of Benfica for racist fan behavior against Vinicius Jr. during February's Champions League match. Also, details on the launch of the 'Friends of Brazil' contest, offering cash prizes to students and teachers in Portuguese schools for projects promoting positive relations with Brazilians, an attempt to combat xenophobia in schools. Subscribe to DN Brasil on YouTube and Spotify so you don't miss any episodes! Radar DN Brasil airs every Friday at 8 am on DN Brasil's YouTube and Spotify channels, providing a weekly summary of everything relevant to Brazilians in Portugal. DN Brasil is a section of Diário de Notícias dedicated to the Brazilian community living in or planning to move to Portugal. Texts are written in Brazilian Portuguese. Suspected of fraud, the owner of Banco Master gave 8 million euros to attempt to buy a bank in Portugal. Growing xenophobia in Portugal is 'very stupid,' says Gregório Duvivier.
In Belém, discussions on nationality and labour laws have led to a separation between Cotrim and insurance matters.
