Social Security in Portugal: Who Pays Contributions, How, and What You Get in Return
If you work in Portugal, part of your income has to go to Segurança Social, the country’s social security system. […]
If you work in Portugal, part of your income has to go to Segurança Social, the country’s social security system. […]
In our previous newsletter we looked at the new affordable rent regime: the state gives the owner a tax break
Since 1 September, Portugal has had a new Regime Simplificado de Arrendamento Acessível (RSAA) — a simplified regime for affordable renting.
You open a supplier’s website: the first screen promises a discount, further down it offers to put electricity and gas
Portugal’s official gazette, the Diário da República, has published the law that everyone here has been calling the Lei do
You go away for a week, barely switch a light on, and the bill comes back almost unchanged. Or you
The rubbish hasn’t been collected in two weeks, the school roof leaks, the playground is falling apart — and it
If you have looked for a job in Portugal, you know the routine: an advert without a single figure, and
August and early September are moving season — apartment-hunting time. At a summer viewing the windows are open, the walls
How to See a Doctor in Portugal: SNS, Private Clinics, Insurance and a Family Doctor There are two main routes
Portugal’s Constitutional Court found no breach of the Constitution in any of the contested provisions of the new Lei do
From the start of the new school year a pupil in a Portuguese school will not be able to take