Foreigners prevented from entering Portugal at airports will have right to a lawyer
By TPN/Lusa, in News · 05-11-2020 09:32:00 · 4 Comments
Foreigners prevented from entering Portugal at airports will have the right to a lawyer.
The Portuguese State has said it will guarantee legal assistance and advice by a lawyer to foreign citizens whose entry into Portugal has been refused at one of the country’s five airports, according to a protocol signed on Wednesday. Home Affairs Minister Eduardo Cabrita said legal advice is "as important" as medical advice.
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Well that is one of the consequences of Brexit, some British people will find that they will not be permitted to visit due to having a criminal record, insufficient funds and a genuine concern that they will over stay.
I would like updates on daily news
I need to visit Portugal in the next 2 weeks to sign paperwork for a future business. This cannot be done electronically. Will i have problems leaving the uk or entering Portugal?
I hope they offer a lawyer following a full cavity search.
Everyone should have a tracking app and tell the authorities their location to help fight covid. My Partner is 14 year my senior and I worry about her health and safely in these scary times. We haven't seen our grand children since Christmas 2019.