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Moving Abroad 101: Visas, permits, and citizenship

Moving Abroad 101: Visas, permits, and citizenship

by Cori | Nov 12, 2024 | Expat Life, Immigration, Living Abroad, Moving to Canada, Moving to Portugal

Moving to another country is a legal process. The law is not known for being easy for outsiders to understand. So, in order to make sense of information about moving abroad, it helps to get a general familiarity with the terms and how things work. Generally, the first...
Using a chave digital without a Portuguese phone number

Using a chave digital without a Portuguese phone number

by Cori | Feb 1, 2024 | Moving to Portugal

TL;DR: Yes, you can use your foreign phone number to set up a Portuguese chave digital. It just can’t be a VOIP number, like Google Voice. I put off getting a chave digital for nearly two years, since I didn’t quite understand what I needed it for. Yes,...

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