Send us a text Portugal citizenship might change from 5 years to 10 years — and it’s got a lot of expats nervous. In this video we break down what’s being proposed, what’s confirmed, what’s still unknown, and how to plan your life in Portugal either way. We also cover a key detail many people miss: Portugal’s nationality rules have been updated to help protect applicants from residence-permit delays — meaning your “clock” may start earlier than you think, depending on your case. (We’re not ...
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Send us a text Portugal citizenship might change from 5 years to 10 years — and it’s got a lot of expats nervous. In this video we break down what’s being proposed, what’s confirmed, what’s still unknown, and how to plan your life in Portugal either way. We also cover a key detail many people miss: Portugal’s nationality rules have been updated to help protect applicants from residence-permit delays — meaning your “clock” may start earlier than you think, depending on your case. (We’re not ...
Overcoming Common Retirement Fears | From Professional To Retired
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Overcoming Common Retirement Fears | From Professional To Retired
Send us a text Our latest vlog, as a retired couple, offers a realistic and positive perspective on overcoming the most common retirement fears many people have. From personal experiences to practical wisdom, we talk about what so many people get wrong about retirement, and how to get it right!
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Send us a text Portugal citizenship might change from 5 years to 10 years — and it’s got a lot of expats nervous. In this video we break down what’s being proposed, what’s confirmed, what’s still unknown, and how to plan your life in Portugal either way. We also cover a key detail many people miss: Portugal’s nationality rules have been updated to help protect applicants from residence-permit delays — meaning your “clock” may start earlier than you think, depending on your case. (We’re not ...
