Consulate-General of Portugal in Goa

Sandy
How right you are! And while we always want hope till the last day for those who seek it we should not be misguided and blinded. The world is open for Portuguese Goans. Unfortunately the miscreants are hell bent on hiding the reality and truth of the situation and only respond to my posts not those who seek advice. The frustration of these scums is so evident here.

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Do you guys have a Telegram or Whatsapp group?

Any idea of which month Pre Sixty cases are being analyzed?

Jack
This deal is no use to us with Britian n Switzerland has signed...Our dreams of not going to UK would be gone in vain after this year..I wish Britians could ever do something sensible

Feedback of this agent in Goa
Just wanted this group feedback of theis agent in Goa
Adv. Pereira from Benaulim / Margao.

Thanks in advance

Jack do not justify yourself to attention seekers like Manuel bondya we all know what he is.You my friend jack have always posted stuff which has helped many goans like myself.On the flip-side charlatans like Manuel continue to wreck havoc on the forum by misguiding goans to the core but little do they realize what’fools they are making out of themselves.

Godwin aka Manuel
The cat is out of the bag eunuch Manuel masquerading under other names such as Godwin,Zara etc trying to garner fake support.What a low life !

Jack
A polite request Jack kindly used simplified English when you address Manuel Ferns as he is still trying his best to master to language.

Manuel
What is your source of information of these brexit Switzerland negotiations?
I couldn't find anything on google about it...

Jack
No offence Jack but you should be more clear else it misguided with false hopes. This is a purely a travel corridor deal for professionals and not a migration or settlement related deal.

Switzerland is set to sign off on a deal with the UK this afternoon allowing professional workers to travel freely between the two countries after Britain leaves the EU.

The agreement will mean around three hundred eighty three thousand Brits who regularly make business trips to the country will not need work permits to keep doing so post-Brexit.

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