The Portuguese legislator will have until next December 17 – about a month, therefore – to transpose into the national legal system Directive (EU) 2019/1937 of the European Parliament and of the Council, of October 23, 2019 (“Directive”), relating to the protection of persons who report EU law breaches. The Directive’s main purpose is to define a set of common minimum standards that ensure effective protection of whistleblowers that in a professional context, in the public or private sectors, become aware of infractions or situations detrimental to the public interest.

he Portuguese Golden Visa Program, in force since 2012, is intended to allow third-country nationals (non-European), who aim to carry out investment activities in Portugal, to obtain a temporary residence permit.

Andersen Guides

Crossing the Bridge
Africa-Europe
for the Sustainable Development of Business