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Aos imigrantes brasileiros: Acordo de mobilidade em Portugal
8 March 2022
O Brasil tornou-se recentemente membro da Comunidade dos Países de Língua Portuguesa (CPLP) aderindo ao acordo de mobilidade. A aliança entre os países trata diversos pontos de auxílio mútuo entre as nações, incluindo a diminuição de burocracias para fins de imigração aos residentes de ambos países no futuro.
Portugal contabiliza a maior comunidade brasileira na Europa e a segunda maior do mundo. São aproximadamente 300 mil residentes, de acordo com o Serviço de Estrangeiros e Fronteiras (SEF), sendo assim, uma excelente notícia aos futuros imigrantes brasileiros!
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