Latest news and stories about safety in Portugal for expats and residents.
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Passengers claim they are transported daily in conditions that are “below European standards” and “pose safety risks.”
The fire broke out near the Oriente station due to a buildup of debris in the fan.
Home News Portugal considered the best place for retirement Portugal considered the best place for retirement Portugal has established itself as the destination of choice for those seeking a peaceful retirement, ranking 1st in the world's safest places for retirees and 7th in the Global Peace Ind
The article highlights Lisbon, Portugal, as one of the top cities for older travelers, scoring 62.3 out of 100. It emphasizes the city's warm climate, charming old-world atmosphere, and accessibility, with vintage streetcars and cable cars easing uphill travel. Lisbon offers scenic waterfront paths, cultural experiences, and a vibrant yet calm environment, making it easy for older visitors to explore and enjoy the city. Safety is a key factor, with low risks for older travelers, and the city's layout allows for leisurely strolls and relaxation between activities.
This article provides travel advice and advisories for Portugal, focusing on safety and security. It advises travelers to take normal security precautions, as petty crime (pickpocketing, bag snatching) is common, especially in major cities. Violent crime is rare but can occur. The article also covers terrorism threats, demonstrations, and potential dangers related to water activities and adventure tourism. It provides information on entry/exit requirements, including the Schengen area and passport validity, and health-related advice, such as routine vaccinations and precautions against diseases like yellow fever, rabies, and COVID-19. It also touches upon laws and culture, including drug penalties, dual citizenship, and driving regulations. Finally, it provides contact information for the Canadian embassy and consulates in Portugal.
The collapse occurred during the early hours of the morning.
Home News Bad weather suspends train service in Portugal Bad weather suspends train service in Portugal Long-distance trains on the Northern Railway Line between Porto and Lisbon have been suspended for safety reasons due to worsening weather conditions, with no resumption date scheduled, accordi
Pedro Bianchi Prata faced extreme conditions and not everything went as planned.
The Lisbon Metro is the only transport company without minimum services. The safety of passengers in a closed and underground environment influenced the arbitration decision that the company will contest.
The Public Security Police (PSP) has resumed its presence in Martim Moniz as part of a criminal prevention operation aimed at enhancing safety in the area.
In a three-day operation named “Portugal Always Safe”, authorities inspected 2,228 foreign individuals and discovered 30 who were residing illegally in the country.
