Category: News
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Uncertainty surrounding Nationality law continue in Portugal
On December 15, 2025, Portugal’s Constitutional Court issued a preventive constitutional review that struck down four provisions in Parliament’s recent nationality law reforms, while leaving intact the longer residency timeline that extends naturalization to 10 years for most non EU nationals. Unconstitutional Reforms The proposed nationality law has several issues ruled unconstitutional by the court.…
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AIMA Answers Residence Permit Questions
Portugal’s immigration authority AIMA has answered and clarified important questions asked by holders of residence permit. Can I travel outside of Portugal with my expired Residence Permit, under the Decree-Law that extends the validity of documents until 06/2025? Documents and visas relating to stay in Portugal, whose validity expired onor after February 22, 2020, are…
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Golden Visa investments Boosts Portugal’s Capital Markets
The Global demand for dual nationality and second passports is accelerating, driven by geopolitical instability, economic uncertainty and the need for greater mobility. According to CNN Portugal, this global trend is also having a visible impact on Portugal. The data highlights how residency-by-investment frameworks can have spillover effects beyond immigration, supporting market liquidity and long-term…
