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New in Cascais/Lisbon - Trying to meet people!

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#1

Hi All,


I am an Aussie living in the Cascais area of Portugal. I am keen to connect and make some english speaking friends either in Cascais or Lisbon!

If anyone is interested to catch up for a coffee or just to chat, please let me know !


Thanks!

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#2

Hi Belinda - I am Paul and also live in Cascais close to Casa da Guia. I'm retired and a resident now for 2 years.


I suggest using MeetUp Belinda - there are several groups on that site that link to Cascais as well the larger Lisbon area - MeetUp is free so easy to "join" and use.


I would welcome an individual chance to chat for sure but the MeetUp is a much larger set of folks and knowledge and experiences.


All the best - PAul

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JohnnyPT
#3

Hi Belinda and Paul, Welcome.


Maybe this will help you:


How to build a social circle from scratch in Portugal

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=909130


Some meetup groups

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.p … 30#4966994

   (Post #2)


Facebook groups

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.p … 30#5505120

   (Post #17)


Best Regards

N
#4

@belindafishwick Above and beyond Meetup there is a site called [link under review], which might also be good for meeting people. However, this is not free if you want to attend events. So, Meetup might be the better choice.

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