Madeira Corporate Services II Awarded the 2024 “Equality in Pay Seal” Madeira Corporate Services II, Unipessoal, Lda, is pleased to announce its recognition by the Commission for Equality in Labour and Employment (CITE) with the esteemed “Equality in Pay Seal” for...
Portugal draws thousands of new residents yearly thanks to its vibrant cities and amazing quality of life, but which city is best to live in Portugal? More people are finding this welcoming European nation, and they want to know the best city to call home. Each...
Madeira, a self-governing part of Portugal, draws attention for its stunning views nice weather all year, and friendly vibe. But how secure is it for LGBT expats who want to live on this beautiful island? While each person's time there can be different several things...
Funchal, the vibrant capital city of Madeira, has long been a captivating destination for digital nomads, expats, and those seeking a unique island lifestyle. As a burgeoning hub for remote work and international relocation, understanding the cost of living in Funchal...
Living in Madeira Island, Portugal, the jewel of the Atlantic, has long captivated the hearts and minds of those seeking a unique and enriching lifestyle. As we enter mid-2024, this enchanting Portuguese archipelago continues to beckon expats from around the globe,...
Portuguese law allows for the unique possibility of minors being shareholders in commercial companies. This concept may seem unusual initially, but it is a critical facet of the legal framework governing corporate participation in Portugal. Understanding how minors...
As a business owner or freelancer, staying compliant with legal requirements is crucial for maintaining trust and avoiding potential penalties, including when it comes to business communications. One such important regulation is outlined in Article 3 of Decree-Law No....
When a Portuguese citizen divorces abroad, whether by mutual consent or through contentious proceedings, with a decision issued by a notary or court, this change must be reflected in their civil registry in Portugal. However, the procedure for making this change...
The international jurisdiction of Portuguese courts is particularly relevant, especially for foreign nationals who reside in Portugal despite not holding Portuguese nationality and seek to dissolve marriages contracted abroad. Under Portuguese law, the court...
Divorce in Portugal can be either by mutual consent or without the consent of one of the spouses. Before proceeding with divorce in Portugal, it's crucial that the Portuguese Civil Registry Office or the Court, which plays a key role in overseeing and facilitating the...