Consulate-General of Portugal in Goa
| Address | Parwati - houses Nr. 38/39 Father Agnelo Road Altinho/Panjim Goa 403001 India |
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| Phone | local: international: |
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| Hours | Segunda a Sexta-feira: 09:00 - 13:30 | 14:30 - 18:00 Horário de entrada do público: 09:00 – 10:30 | 14:30 – 15:00 |
| Listing updated | August 23, 2023 |
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you all seem to be frustrated desperate agents who are hunting for poor fellows.
Disgrace for your family and all the honest and genuine .
Mike, you seem to be a frustrated rotten dirty egg......
Hi all,
Any information on post sixty one cases, which month it has reached.
Submitted my case in November twenty nineteen , and third gene case.
Pls reply
Thanks VIP.
Sandra we are here to share what we know, so it doesn't mean that your questions was not answered, that we are ignoring. its simple we have no idea about it. please cheack all the post as someone mentioned about a new blog which that guy keeps updating the dates. Y don't you ask your lawyer or Agent. you have full rights to say to him that YOU ARE THERE FOR OTHER CLIENTS ONLY. please try
yes that is true.
Kindly guide if anyone is aware of getting a schengan visa. That will be a great help.
Here's my two cents on things:
Sandra: Post sixty one cases are presently in the month of July twenty nineteen. It will be a few months before yours is examined. Expect something possibly by December or January twenty twenty one.
Others: The Schengen area to my knowledge or the EU rather, is still excluding India from the list of approved countries, so I doubt that any schengen visa is allotted these days. By the way, if anyone wants to visit the Schengen area, you will have to take a visa other than that of Portugal as Portugal doesn't grant visas to their own citizens obviously. But still, you can visit a travel agent and give it a shot at what they say.
Brexit: There remains just a few months up until which EU citizens can go to the UK. I'm personally about ninety percent against going to the UK myself because the future of the UK looks pretty bleak right now with their reckless negotiation procedures that they are carrying out with their neighbours, namely the EU. They're just downgrading themselves from the benefits of what they enjoy by being in the EU. The UK also faces a tremendous recession and a contraction of their GDP, which means, a lot of jobs will be lost and those seeking for a good decent job would find themselves in a quandary.
Ireland: If anyone wants to settle in the EU, and if they know just English, then the Republic of Ireland would be my first choice. My second choice would be the Netherlands as many people over there understand English.
Myself: If anyone is curious as to why I've not been posting here, it's because I've been busy with my studies so that I can get a good job once my time comes to move to Europe. My case submission is dated sixteen september twenty nineteen, so I have a few months left. Remember that the Portuguese passport is just a pass or a ticket for the individual to another country and a permit to stay there indefinitely. The real matter is getting a good job there to make a decent living. During my job search in the Irish job market, I've noticed companies want people who already have EU citizenship. This is where the Portuguese passport comes into play. Note that I do monitor the forum from time to time. So I'll try to post here as and when possible.
Com os melhores cumprimentas,
Ezekiel
Exactly. I read that they aren't issuing any schengan visa.
Hi all,
Any information on post sixty one cases, which month it has reached.
Submitted my case in November twenty nineteen , and third gene case.
Pls reply
btw how is northern ireland to live and work?
does Anyone know the status of pre-sixtyone case
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