I reviewed the posts here and it was great help, but I still have a question about how to count Months out of the country.
We can be outside Portugal 4 months a year, Do we need to track this by counting days? For example If we leave to go to Spain for three weeks, does it count at all because it is less than a month? Or do we need to track the days we are gone? If we are tracking the days, then how many days count as a month? 30 or 31?
Any help here is appreciated,
Craig
Hi Craig,
Immigration consultant here. You can NOT be OUT of the country for more than 6 months in a row or 8 months with breaks, during the length of your resident permit, which is now 2 years.
6 months are considered 180 days.
Hi Craig,
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Hi Craig,
Immigration consultant here. You can NOT be OUT of the country for more than 6 months in a row or 8 months with breaks, during the length of your resident permit, which is now 2 years.
6 months are considered 180 days.
-@Nia Queiroz
Thank you for responding. So if we opt for the 8 months with breaks, is that considered 30 days x 4 months or 120 days? And then, do I count the day I left Portugal, or is it overnight stays ? So if we leave for two weeks one month, and one week the following month, is that 2 months or just 21 days?
If we opt for the 6 months, if we stay in Portugal for 6 consecutive months, then we can leave for the next 6 months?
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