146 | How to get RESIDENCY in PORTUGAL - Sailing Around the World
1 de junio de 2020 · 12 min · 18K visitas · Brazil
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Thais Canado and Beto Toledo secured residency in Portugal to bypass the 90-day Schengen Area travel limitation and establish a legal base for their charter business.2:32 The couple utilized their existing Spanish citizenship and marriage documentation to streamline the process, opting for Portugal over Italy to avoid complex document translations.3:48 After obtaining a NIF (tax identification number) and a local bank account, Canado registered as a resident at the local Câmara.5:30 Toledo’s residency application required a formal appointment at the SEF (Serviço de Estrangeiros e Fronteiras), which faced a three-month delay.6:00 The application hit a snag when officials questioned the discrepancy between Canado’s Brazilian and Spanish surnames; the issue was resolved by obtaining a Spanish birth certificate from Madrid that explicitly linked both names.6:27 The couple also registered their son, Domenico, as a European citizen at the Spanish consulate to facilitate travel.8:06 Maintaining residency allows the pair to bypass pandemic-related travel restrictions and provides a permanent legal address for their vessel.8:11
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