A typical day in Lisbon starts with a bica (Lisbon's word for an espresso) at the counter of your local café, continues with a metro or ferry ride to work, and ends with groceries on the way home, a late dinner and a sunset from a miradouro. Your working hours depend on your job, and some roles a...

Living in Portugal costs one person between €800 and €1,150 a month in 2026, rent included. Where you land in that range comes down to two things: which city you pick, and whether you share a flat. Lisbon sits at the top of it, Porto at the bottom. Below you find what a normal month actually look...

Portugal is one of the most popular destinations for people working abroad, and for good reason: the weather is kind, the cost of living is manageable and the international community is already there waiting. But once you've decided on Portugal, you still have a real choice to make. Lisbon, Porto...

Portugal is having a moment, and honestly, it has been for a while. Good weather, great food, affordable living. The real question is: Lisbon or Porto? Both are worth it. But they are not the same, and your wallet will feel the difference. In this blog, we break down the real costs of living in b...

Sun, city life and a slower rhythm make working in Portugal for Dutch or German speakers a popular choice. You work in your own language, build a new life abroad and experience a different daily routine than Germany or the Netherlands. Most opportunities are in Lisbon and Porto, the main cities f...

If you’re thinking about working in Portugal, you’ve probably asked yourself the same question I once had: Should I move to Porto or Lisbon? I didn’t just compare the cities online. I actually experienced both. When I was 19, I moved to Porto during my Erasmus, life was mostly about studying and ...

Both Portugal and Spain are popular destinations to move to as they boast beautiful beaches, rich histories, and vibrant cultures. Given their proximity, it is not uncommon to explore both countries when considering a move to the Iberian Peninsula. However, one question that often arises is, "Is ...

With its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and affordable cost of living, it's no wonder that so many people are making Portugal their new home. However, like any other country, Portugal has its own set of advantages and disadvantages when it comes to living and working there. In this blog we...

The home port of Port, the iconic Ponte Dom Luís I, and the many charming tiled houses. We are, of course, talking about Porto! This colorful port city in the north of Portugal quickly captures your heart. So, go ahead and put living and working in Porto on your bucket list!

Portugal has everything you could wish for! Colorful, romantic towns, cute villages, beautiful beaches, a rich history and fabulous landscapes. Wonder what it would be like to live in sunny Lisbon or breathtaking Porto? Here’s a little peek into what a typical day could be like, giving you a tast...