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• 1. 888-407-4747
• 2. 786 441 5182
• 3. 202 462 3726
• 4. 020 7235 5331
• 5. +351 213308200
• 6. +1 (973) 643-4200
• 7. (862) 239-6242
• 8. (302) 213 250

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is EastBanc doing in Portugal?

  In addition to its core developments in Washington DC, EastBanc has a significant presence in Portugal both in the development and property management and has pursued opportunities in other parts of Europe, including North and South America, and the Arabian Gulf.

• Why work at Boyden Portugal?

  View our areas of expertise in Portugal. Technology is driving evolution in the executive population. Success in the digital domain depends on hiring people with the right capabilities in a shifting commercial context. We continue to evolve our industry through Boyden’s global Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion efforts.

• Is Portugal safe to travel?

  As well as being safe to travel to, Portugal is also very safe to live in. Portugal is continually ranked as one of the top ten places in the world to retire to, with the Algarve frequently nabbing the top spot.

• What do I need to travel to Portugal?

  To enter Portugal, you may need a Passport and/or a Visa , depending on the country you live in. Citizens from the European Community don’t need a Visa for entering Portugal. Portugal is also a signatory to the 1995 Schengen Agreement.

• How to move to Portugal?

  ^{Here are the general requirements for somebody who wants to move to Portugal and has to apply for a Portugal visa for residency:}

  • Official form;
  • Passport or additional travel document valid for three months after the duration of the stay;
  • Two passport photos, up-to-date and with enough quality to identify the applicant;
  • Valid travel insurance, allowing medical coverage, including medical emergencies and repatriation;
  • Proof of being in a regular situation when from a different nationality than that of the country where the visa is being applied for;
  • Request for criminal record inquiry by the Immigration and Border Services (SEF);
  • Criminal record certificate from the country of origin or the country where the applicant is residing for over a year (children under the age of 16 are exempt from producing ...
  • Proof of suitable accommodation conditions;
  • Proof of means of subsistence as stipulated by law.