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Lisbon to Become a Global Hub for Technology and Innovation, Benefiting Portuguese Immigration

Lisbon to Become a Global Hub for Technology and Innovation, Benefiting Portuguese Immigration

Lisbon to Become a Global Hub for Technology and Innovation, Benefiting Portuguese Immigration

Formation of the New Government in Portugal

Formation of the New Government in Portugal

On the 27th, Portuguese Prime Minister Costa announced the list of members of the new government, which will be sworn in on the 30th.

Worldway: China has become a new pillar of Portugal's tourism industry, accelerating immigration

Worldway: China has become a new pillar of Portugal's tourism industry, accelerating immigration

Worldway: S&P Upgrades Portugal's Sovereign Rating, Now is the Right Time for Immigration Investment

Worldway: S&P Upgrades Portugal's Sovereign Rating, Now is the Right Time for Immigration Investment

Worldway: S&P Upgrades Portugal's Sovereign Rating, Now is the Right Time for Immigration Investment

Évora, Portugal: A Historic City of Cultural Achievement

Évora, Portugal: A Historic City of Cultural Achievement

When speaking of Évora, a historic and cultural city in Portugal, one must truly express deep admiration. Located 70 miles east of Lisbon, the Portuguese capital, Évora is the heart of the Alentejo region. Due to its exceptional and magnificent religious, historical, and architectural achievements, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1986.

Tuition Fees from International Students Become a Significant Source of Revenue for Portuguese Universities

Tuition Fees from International Students Become a Significant Source of Revenue for Portuguese Universities

According to Portuguese media reports, tuition fees for international students at various universities in Portugal generally range from 2,000 to 7,000 euros, with the majority of students coming from other Portuguese-speaking countries and Asian nations.

The Old Amusement Park Site in Portugal Will Be Auctioned Off

The Old Amusement Park Site in Portugal Will Be Auctioned Off

According to the Portuguese Economic Daily on October 16, the old amusement park site (Feira Popular) located in the Entrecampos district of downtown Lisbon will be publicly auctioned on the 20th of this month, covering an area of 143,000 square meters, with a starting bid of 135.7 million euros.

Worldway: Rising Property Prices in Portugal Require Early Action for Real Estate Immigration

Worldway: Rising Property Prices in Portugal Require Early Action for Real Estate Immigration

Worldway: Rising Property Prices in Portugal Require Early Action for Real Estate Immigration

Portugal Introduces Preferential Policy for Property Transfer Tax, Benefiting Real Estate Investment Immigration

Portugal Introduces Preferential Policy for Property Transfer Tax, Benefiting Real Estate Investment Immigration

Portugal Introduces Preferential Policy for Property Transfer Tax, Benefiting Real Estate Investment Immigration

Portugal's Housing Price Increase Far Exceeds EU Average, Property Investment Immigration Should Act Early

Portugal's Housing Price Increase Far Exceeds EU Average, Property Investment Immigration Should Act Early

Portugal's Housing Price Increase Far Exceeds EU Average, Property Investment Immigration Should Act Early

Portugal Introduces New Crowdfunding Legislation

Portugal Introduces New Crowdfunding Legislation

Keeping pace with the development of the crowdfunding industry, Portugal has recently introduced relevant new regulations. This Portuguese legislation is equivalent to the JOBS Act in the United States. The newly introduced regulations define all crowdfunding activities (reward-based, loan-based, donation-based, and equity-based crowdfunding) and provide specific provisions for each type of activity.

The Director of Justice of Portugal Personally Answers the Elderly Hotline

The Director of Justice of Portugal Personally Answers the Elderly Hotline

According to Portuguese media reports, to celebrate International Day of Older Persons, the Director of Justice of Portugal personally answered some calls on the elderly hotline.

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