The Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) today ruled out any risk of irregular status for immigrants whose documents have expired but who still have ongoing applications with the Portuguese authorities.
A 75-year-old man suffered serious injuries after falling into the water in the riverside area of Portimão, near the Naval Club, requiring the mobilisation of emergency assistance at around 7:00am today, 16th April.
Smart sensors have been installed in Tavira in four parking bays reserved for people with reduced mobility, located near key public services, including the Álvaro de Campos Municipal Library, the local station of the Polícia de Segurança Pública (PSP), the Segurança Social building, and the Tavira Council building, opposite Caixa Geral de Depósitos (CGD).
The crisis in the Middle East is causing chaos in countries across the world, but Portugal is showing much more resilience than most.
A building collapse in Faro has left an elderly couple temporarily homeless this morning, 16th April, and destroyed a car after part of a house gave way next to a construction site that had already raised concerns amongst residents.
A spider belonging to the same genus that inspired the creation of Spider-Man is among six new arachnid species discovered in the Alentejo, and currently undergoing laboratory study.
Algarve-born athlete Etson Barros is in an induced coma and under close medical observation at Faro Hospital following a road traffic accident in the early hours of Thursday, 16th April.
The Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) acknowledged on Wednesday, 15th April, that the refusal to renew the residence permits of a nine-year-old child and her 20-year-old brother resulted from an assessment error, clarifying that the voluntary departure orders “issued in error” have now been cancelled.
- GNR announces crackdown on road crime and speeding, bringing back Traffic Brigade
- Campaigners challenge new wind turbines in Algarve: ‘Project could risk Iberian Lynxes and endangered birds of prey’
- President Seguro faces first big political decision, as Parliament’s controversial new Nationality Law lands on his desk
- ‘Portugal’s economic growth to slow, and consumer purchasing power to be further eroded’, reveals new IMF report
- ‘We missed our flight’: Ridiculous queues force suspension of EES in departures at Faro, Lisbon, and Porto airports
- Algarve: Strong winds tear roof off Bombeiros Fire Station in São Brás de Alportel
- Portuguese Government faces concerns over purchase of foreign AI tool ‘to monitor journalists and citizens’
- EES biometric checks in force across Portugal from today, with significant congestion reported only at Faro Airport









