ポルトガルの個人事業主ビザ申請について

Hi,
I think if you have a resident permit within an EU country, you can come to Portugal, but I don't know if they will give you portuguese working/resident visa. I find the best way is to hire a solicitor or lawyer to deal with these matter. Although it costs money, but they know all there is to know to deal it. A lot of times better than the people in the embassy's or the emigration offices. Because a lot of time the people giving the information at these offices does not work daily with these matters and don't really knows how the things actually works. It is a bureaucratic process. I would use a solicitor (cheaper than the lawyer and they actually do the leg work, the lawyers a lot of the time send someone else to go to the departments).
Transferring children to a Portuguese school shouldn't be a problem.
Portugal, like Japan, is one of the countries in the world that is aging the fastest. But in Japan you encourage children to walk by themselves to anywhere. But in Portugal, most of the parents shields their children from that. If you go to a school at the end of the school day, there is always traffic jam near the school, because everybody goes to pick their children by car, and then they take them for the extra curricular activities also by car. That is why you don't really see children specially by themselves in the streets. Some kids don't even know how their building looks like, because they only go out by car from the garage. Adding that nowadays nobodys plays in the streets, they are all inside with their phones or gaming consoles.

2025年1月17日 23時30分