The average gross monthly salary per employee in Portugal increased in the second quarter of 2025, according to the Instituto Nacional de Estatística (INE).
Tomar feels as if it’s been plucked from a medieval epic and set down gently on the banks of the Nabão River.
When you picture the Douro Valley, your mind likely goes straight to the terraced vineyards and world-famous Port wine. But to get to grips with this part of Northern Portugal means looking beyond the bottle on the shelf.
Tucked away in Portugal's eastern Algarve, Tavira has managed to keep its authentic charm whilst quietly becoming one of the region's most desirable places to live.
Tucked at the western edge of Portugal’s Algarve, Lagos is a town where golden cliffs tumble into brilliant blue sea and life runs at a slower tempo.
Cascais is a picturesque coastal town that feels like it's straight out of a film.
Settling into life in Porto offers a playful mix of historical richness and contemporary urban living, attracting an ever-growing international community. Porto stands as a prominent destination in Portugal thanks to its lively cultural scene, great food and historic architecture.
Dreaming of sun-drenched beaches, charming cobblestone streets, and a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle? Come on, who isn't?If you're finally in the position where you can actually make the move, then Portugal might be calling for you.But before you pack your bags and book that one-way ticket, it
Housing costs in Portugal have not stopped increasing, not even during the pandemic. Right afterwards, there was a widespread price increase due to inflation, which pushed up interest rates on housing loans.
The Algarve is one of the best places to live in Portugal, nowhere else in the world could you have a lifestyle quite like the one you could have while living on the southern coast of Portugal.
The Algarve, Portugal's southernmost region, is renowned for its stunning coastline, sunny weather, and vibrant culture. But how does the cost of living here stack up?
Portugal provides numerous advantages to its residents, including a pleasant Mediterranean climate, low crime rates and beautiful landscapes. But is it expensive to live in Portugal? How much money do you need to live comfortably in Portugal?
Welcome to Portugal, where the sun kisses the horizon and the Atlantic breeze whispers tales of gastronomy. Embark on a culinary journey as we explore the supermarkets that Portugal has to offer, from the bustling aisles of discount chains to the curated shelves of organic and vegan markets.
Where is the best place in Portugal to live? This is the big question on the mind of many people considering making the move in 2024.
The Portuguese have a historical connection with the ocean and value having a house on the coast, either to live by the sea all year round or as somewhere to escape to on holidays or weekends, often earning extra income by renting out their holiday homes to tourists.
Living in Portugal has become a popular choice for many expats and travellers seeking a new life abroad. With its stunning coastline, rich history, and affordable cost of living, it's easy to see why so many people are drawn to this beautiful country.
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In the last three years, thousands of US citizens have moved to Portugal, attracted by cheap real estate, tax advantages, public health and education systems, security and the relaxed lifestyle, at a time when the possibility of re
Households that are having difficulties paying the rent of their houses will be able to count on an extra support from this week in Portugal. This is because the rent support, of up to 200 euros, detailed in Portugal's Mais Habitação (More Housing) scheme is being paid from Monday 29th May.
What is the inflation rate in Portugal 2023? And what is the long term inflation forecast for Portugal?
Parents who choose to work part-time will be able to receive state support until the baby is 12 months old. Portugal's new employment law, which came into force on 1st May 2023, allows parents to take an additional 180 days of parental leave combined with part-time work.
Pepco, the Polish rival of Primark and Ikea, is coming to Portugal. The first shop opens in Coimbra in May, but the goal is to reach more than 30 stores in the country in 2023.
In Portugal there are currently between 660 and 680 thousand people living in a situation of severe energy poverty, i.e.
More than 50% of workers in Portugal received salaries lower than 1,000 euros per month in 2022, a percentage that rises to 65% in the case of young people under 30, according to data from the Ministry of Labour, Solidarity and Social Security.
Portugal salaries in 2022 What's the
Those who decide leave their home country and move abroad are looking for better quality of life, security, good salaries and affordable housing. But how do expats live around the world?
The rising cost of living in Portugal, as a consequence of inflation exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, as well as poverty and social exclusion are the issues of most concern to the Portuguese, according to the latest Eurobarometer.
According to the latest European statistical report, released on 1
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