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Portugal: Safety, social atmosphere for retired American single woman?:

Hi Dharmagranny I totally agree with the previous recomendations. Lisbon/Cascais/Silver Coast will fit your requests. I am not a real estate agent and I am not even living in Portugal, but I have an excellent contact from a trustful, experient, licenced and acknowledged Real Estate Agency in Lisbon, that definitely could give you a personalized support with all the search and legal/tax challenges. Just send me your email/mobile, by private message, with all the additional information you feel important, and they will contact you . Rgds, Sandra

Portugal: Hostel close:

Hi tenick I suggest you to try these sites ; http://www.visitlisboa.com/Conteudos/Menu-Principal/Alojamento/Hostels.aspx?lang=en-GB&tipoEntidadeId=164 http://www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/portugal/lisbon/ Good luck

Portugal: Contacts, Advice:

Hi Paddy. I suggest you to contact Marisa Monteiro (mqmlegalptnl@gmail.com). She will be happy to help you with your questions. Good Luck.

Portugal: renting before buying:

Hi . Check : https://www.airbnb.pt/?af=43720035&c=A_TC%3Dtxh2w33kp8%26G_MT%3De%26G_CR%3D53743893185%26G_N%3Dg%26G_K%3Dairbnb%26G_P%3D%26G_D%3Dc&gclid=CKf3gaSaoswCFdYV0wod3OcE1g&dclid=CKHPlaSaoswCFdehFgodkQ4H-A https://www.only-apartments.com/pt.html?&mkwid=sBQc4Iwza_dc&pcrid=89472526219&pkw=only%20apartments&pmt=p&gclid=CL6EhrqaoswCFcG6GwodnU4DHw http://www.hostels.com/portugal Good Luck.

Portugal: Contacts, Advice:

Hi Paddy. You will need someone who could be able to help you with all the arrangements. Lisbon/ Cascais/Estoril , Porto or Algarve may be the best choices. I suggest you to contact Bernardo, an very experienced and accredited Real Estate Agent (jbernardo.bernardo@gmail.com) which could guide you thru properties and trustfull tax advisors/lawers . Good luck.

Portugal: Advice needed please...:

Hi Scarlatti. Portugal has fabulous cities to live, but I think it will be easier for you to consider Porto, Lisbon/Cascais/Estoril or Algarve, because there are a lot of english spoken people in that regions. I would advise you to begin finding a central place to stay for some time and travel around and then, after, make the decision about how/where to rent/buy a house. Seasonal renting can be a possibility for the firt times, as there are a lot of offers in that area and are easy to book. A good law/tax advisor would also be very helpfull when you decide to move, rent a house for a larger period or buy your dream house. Portuguese love pets, so you won't have problems with yours, but there are some rules you have to know. Good luck.

Portugal: REGULATION (EC) No 810/2009 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas:

Schengen Legislation, for whom it may concern . I believe that many of the questions I could read here will find an answer here : http://www.secomunidades.pt/vistos/images/docs/Codigo_de_Vistos_Regulamento_CE810.pdf

Portugal: Big red bridge, devs, startups: Guess the city behind this tech boom (hint: it's not San Fran):

http://www.zdnet.com/article/big-red-bridge-developers-sunshine-guess-the-city-behind-this-startup-boom-hint-its-not-san-fran/

Portugal: LONG TERM RENTAL:

Hi Jordan How many persons will come? What kind of apartment are you looking for ? 1 room? 2 rooms? Rgds

Portugal: A bit of our History:

Hi. I couldn't resist to share this video ( not only for Finns), that is only one of many that could help you to know a litle bit more about our Culture and History . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD67oYfvg_s

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