More and more foreigners, retired or not, are considering moving to this country. Let us analyze what are the advantages and disadvantages of living in Portugal. Lisbon is now considered one of the best places in the world for startups. More and more technology centers and large companies are settling in this city. For example,…
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Portuguese GDP is expected to grow by only 2% in 2023 due to the global economic and geopolitical situation. The country’s unemployment rate was around 6% this year. Portugal has a statutory minimum wage, which is set at around €760 per month (2023). IT Is not hard find jobs in Portugal, it is Hard to…
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Porto is the second city in Portugal where you will find the perfect blend of history with its cobbled streets and old bridges and its beautiful beaches that stretch for miles. The Parque da Cidade is the only city park in Europe with one side open to the sea. Currently, there are many foreigners who…
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Lisbon, built on seven hills like Rome, is an amazing, lively and beautiful city for all ages, but especially for young people, most of whom choose living and working in Lisbon. The city is a mixture of old buildings, castles, restaurants, hills, narrow streets and modern buildings, with many green spaces, rich in culture and…
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Spain and Portugal are the two countries that occupy the Iberian Peninsula. They have many similarities, but also many differences. One question that many ask is: Is it better to live in Spain or in Portugal? Spain is a very large country, and therefore there is a much larger labor market than in Portugal. It…
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Portugal is one of the poorest countries in the EU, with a GDP per capita that is higher than that of Greece and Eastern European countries, so moving to work in Portugal may not be the best choice. The country has recently become more focused on the tertiary sector, which employs about 70% of the…
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Nowadays it is very popular to move to Portugal, especially among retirees. Portugal is located in the far west of Europe, between Spain on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. Portugal also includes the archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira. It is about the size of South Korea, but has only 10…
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