Portugal's AIMA Changes Proof of Residence Requirements

Portugal's Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) now accepts tax authority certificates as valid proof of residence for residency permit applications, no longer accepting attestations from parish councils.

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AIMA passa a aceitar certidão da Autoridade Tributária como comprovante de moradia

Certidão de Domicílio Fiscal com menos de 30 dias de emissão vale como prova de morada para a AIMA. Atestado da Junta de Freguesia deixou de ser aceito para pedidos de autorização de residência.

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