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Migration Monday is upon us again and it’s getting harder and harder to find a home in Portugal. Let’s see what help we can get when when moving here and setting up home with the ever-popular and hugely knowledgeable Gilda Pereira from Ei!
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The rental agreement as described by Gilda is not coming from the Portuguese government but rather a discretional decision from the consulates and the landlords are taking advantage of the situation or perhaps protecting their business since it’s utterly weird to rent a place to unknown people. The D7 requires financial stability as a requirement to be granted to the petitioner.