Move to Portugal- How I Immigrated to Portugal and How You Can Too!

James Riley

2020年10月 · One World Media, LLC

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Portugal is an amazing place to live, work, retire, or travel to. If you're interested in moving to Portugal for your golden years or to settle and work, this book lays out all you need to know to make it happen. It covers the following important information:

Visas

Banking & Taxes

Finding, Renting, and Purchasing a Home (including the mortgage process)

Getting Your Driver License and a Car

Shopping for What You Need Here in Portugal or Shipping Your Goods

Food and Drinks

Locations Outside of the Big Cities: In this section, I cover five areas on the Silver Coast in detail. I also mention seven other small towns or cities that you may want to explore further.

I decided to move to Portugal nearly two years ago. This book shares the things I've learned, the mistakes I've made, and the things I wish I knew. It also highlights all the amazing things that make Portugal such a wonderful place to live!

作者简介

James "Jay" Riley is originally from Long Island, New York. He is an educator, curriculum designer, and writer who has worked in America, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Korea. He holds an MBA, a Master's in TESOL, and an Education Specialist degree in Instructional Technology. He enjoys writing about education, finance, investing, and travel. He currently resides in Peniche, Portugal.

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