Recognize your Portuguese nationality!

If you are a Portuguese child, grandchild, or spouse, you can seek recognition of your citizenship. Count on a team that understands each stage and takes care of everything for you.

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Se você tem laços familiares com Portugal, pode ter o direito de reconhecer sua cidadania e abrir caminhos para uma vida global. Filhos, netos, bisnetos (em alguns casos), cônjuges e parceiros em união estável com cidadãos portugueses estão entre os perfis que podem solicitar a nacionalidade.

Cada perfil tem exigências específicas. Nosso time cuida da busca por documentos, da análise jurídica e orientação completa em cada etapa do processo.

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Why count on Amorim?

Your true partner for solving global demands

Relying on Amorim means being surrounded by a highly qualified team, ready to offer customized solutions in international matters. From investments and global businesses to immigration and estate planning, we guarantee

strategic and complete support. Throughout the process of recognizing your citizenship, you will have experienced lawyers in Migration Law and a network of local partners who follow each stage closely.

See how we can help you along this path!

With Portuguese citizenship, you guarantee important benefits: moving freely around the European Union, studying, working and living in other countries without a visa, accessing quality health and education systems, and even transmitting this right to future generations.

Clarify your doubts about how to recognize your Portuguese citizenship and take advantage of the advantages of being a European citizen.

Right of residence and work in Portugal and the European Union

Easy to obtain visas for the USA and Canada

Access to quality education and health in Portugal

Possibility to transmit citizenship to children and grandchildren

Dual citizenship allowed for Brazilians

Transmission to descendants