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im requesting a residence visa but what do I ask for teenagers?

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deangolden

1/8/2017 18:44 EST

Im a single mom, retired military and I want to retire in Portugal to get away from all "this". My mother is coming with me and she's been "retired" so ours is not my issue. My issue is that I have an 19 yo and 20 yo daughters who are not retired but need to work. How do I get them able to get over their with us. I just can't leave them here in the states where they have no where to live, you all no what its like to live here at that age. Help

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deangolden

1/10/2017 14:30 EST

can someone please help me??????????

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LovetheBeach

1/10/2017 15:37 EST

You can contact the Portuguese Consulate nearest to where you currently live. They can answer your question. Also, since your daughters are 19 and 20 years old, they may be considered adults and not dependents. You need to ask the Consulate about that as well. Also, you say they need to work. Depending on where in Portugal you decide to live, there may not be many jobs available, and they will typically go to Portuguese citizens first. Of course, your daughters could develop online incomes, do freelance work online, etc. Ask the Consulate about that, too.

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