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Another great video to keep us up to date. I didn't see him cover the extension of Visas etc. by the Portugal government through June 2025. Our residents permit expired last month so we were under the impression that we had that extension period to finally get through the portal or get an AIMA appointment. Hoping Portugal lets us back in when we return from Turkey this November with expired residence permits.

I have been waiting since 5months!!! for a slot to open in India for the DIGITAL NOMAD - AND NO INFORMATION HAS BEEN SHARED ANYWHERE :(

If You are watching this video you are probably interested in a property in Portugal. Well RAFAEL!!!! where to start? Long story short this guys is simply amazing…. We saw the first video you guys did together and next day an email was sent you way to inquire about Rafael and what he does… about a month later we were closing our dream property in Leiria! Rafael is a wizard!! if you want things done he is THE MAN!!! Thank you guys for doing these videos, we are the proof they really help!

Appreciate the content here - thank you.... It is appreciated. Sometimes though a little uncomfortable about the reality of buying to let out particularly only over the summer months as don't want to add to the growing resentment on housing shortage and increased rents (I say this as a Brit that wants to come over and live in Portugal btw and know that business is business. It is what it is). ps. Appreciate the Expats channel... I do watch it regularly. Hopefully I make it over in the next 2 months

I really enjoyed this episode! It was incredibly helpful and well-presented. One suggestion I have is to consider adding something about the Portuguese language requirement to the title. I think it could help more people find this great content more easily. Thanks for the valuable information you share!

Great episode. This was really helpful!

STAY AWAY FROM PORTUGAL!

And her describing her safety is terrifying. I wouldn’t want to live like that.

I met Hana and her husband at the July 4th gathering you guys organized. 😄

Para uma senhora que viveu só 25 anos nos EUA fala muito bem inglês.

apparently now Portugal is a dream for everyone except for the portuguese

It is false (an urban myth) that Japanese "Arigato" derives from Portuguese "Obrigado". "Arigato" is a word with centuries-old *Japanese etymology.* By contrast, there is no attested use of "Obrigado" as a way of saying "Thank you" in Portuguese prior to... the 19th century. Yes, the word was used as a past participle in phrases like "Fico obrigado para consigo" (i.e. "I am obliged to you"), but not as an interjection, not as a single word meaning, on its own, something like "thanks".

The cutest guest brought to this amazing podcast so far.

Comment #2. Michico is a Japanese Princess, and Machico a popular actress of the fifties. Machico is the name of a town in Madeira....Some ppl say there is a link

WTF is hula ??? > bing, copilot. > Hula hooping can be a fantastic addition to your fitness journey! Here are some of the key benefits: Burns Calories: Hula hooping can burn a significant number of calories. On average, women can burn about 165 calories, and men about 200 calories, in a 30-minute session1. Improves Cardiovascular Health: It’s a great aerobic exercise that gets your heart rate up, improving cardiovascular fitness and helping to lower the risk of heart disease1. Strengthens Core Muscles: Keeping the hoop moving requires strong core muscles. This exercise targets your abs, obliques, and hip muscles, helping to tone and strengthen your midsection1. Enhances Balance and Coordination: Regular hula hooping can improve your balance and coordination, which can benefit other physical activities and daily movements1. Reduces Body Fat and Inches: Studies have shown that hula hooping, especially with a weighted hoop, can help reduce waist and hip circumference1. Boosts Mood and Reduces Stress: Like many forms of exercise, hula hooping can release endorphins, which help improve your mood and reduce stress1. Fun and Engaging: One of the best things about hula hooping is that it’s fun! Enjoying your workout can make it easier to stick with your fitness routine1. Have you tried hula hooping before, or is this something new you’re considering? 😅🤣

Vocês continuam a fazer um excelente trabalho! Tenho acompanhado a vossa odisseia no Porto desde o início e fico feliz por ver o quanto vocês já conquistaram e o quanto se integraram. Tudo, sempre com muita isenção, simplicidade e sempre com um bonito sorriso. Desta vez, obrigado por nos trazer Hana! Hana é uma boa expressão da cultura e educação tipicamente japonesas. Tão calma, tão genuína, tão simpática. Espero que sejam ambas felizes, cá pelo norte, e que tragam ainda mais valor às vossas comunidades. Continuem assim! 👌

Good info. thank you. I think I'll be stuck here in Bristol, Tn. for another two years.

Didn’t know you were from Bristol, VA. … all these years I’ve been watching you two … I’m in Patrick County, VA., which is just east of Bristol, over the Blue Ridge. I need to get back to Portugal. My last visit was back in 2016. Thanks for your YT channel and your podcast.

Excellent efforts for showing Portugal bright face.

Listening to this guy is like watching paint dry.... Jesus!

John, Josh, as always Thanks for the great content, great show! so passive income coming from rental properties in us will be double taxed in us and Portugal? So the idea is to sell and convert to high yield dividend etfs? Like vanguard VYM high divident yield?

I love your videos on these smaller towns. I'm curious about Caldas de Vizela.

Great choice of interview guys .. this is so true . The mental/emotional of the process is a big thing and drastically undervalued … until your going through it 😢😅

From where you are doing A2 level portuguese certificate?

We did our D7 during the same time period (it's documented on my web site). Our experience was, overall, very similar.

As why internacional schools are based more around cascais area or as we Portuguese say ( Linha of Cascais ) , if I can say I feel is because from 20, 30 years ago, foreigners with more income/richer people tended to buy better properties in that area running away from Lisbon city from apartments to biguer houses like villas, and so Cascais area is a posher area for Portuguese and foreigners it was always the case, from even kings and princes lived there, there area is super nice, I remeber it 20, 30 years ago and it was very nice not so busy as it is now, in this 20/30 years all the extension from Lisbon to Cascais is becoming to be overcrowded, still is a very good area, but to my yes now is much more pocket areas you have to know where to pick , if not you end up in a very densily populated area, and so naturally then the schools that need big in areas ( because posh schools of course they have to offer good spaces, sports campus etc and try to be more near to be a good offer to those who seek it , I know for example 2 of them very high tuition prices at least for us Portuguese middle class, this 2 of them when students have to get in or get out is a display of kind of "super cars" queying, this comment just like a funny part, not just foreigners, a lot of Portuguese put kids there for preparing them to go to universities abroad, and so the schools are in there to because rich Portuguese are in this area to, has the entire country know it like the posh areas everybody always know. funny enouph back 20/30 years you could see in cascais, estoril this kids that they were very distict from normal kids, they looked more blond and blue eyes more surfy kind of culture because they belonged to rich families, and so the distinction was pretty evident, back then more supe apart from common people, you could see them quite easily, cos it was very normal and still is to go from Lisbon to cascais by car or train to just pass time in the weekends because the area was very pretty and calm ( that now is different, much more cars and desity of people that moved there and not just the Rich , layring from beach/river to the interior parts then each new generation went up beacuse that was what they could buy, so nature back then has been cosumed by construction in the last 30 years the expansion of this has been remarkable...

Hawaii to Portugal? Can't wait to watch that one!

Glad you like peruvian food, what did you eat? Inti means sun in Quechua, the peruvian indigenous language

For us exactly the same! We rented in Lisbon for a year and when looking for a bigger apartment in 2022 we found buying was the better option...Size, security and price! I'd hate to be in the rental market now...Best decision ever was to buy when we did!!

What happened to those likes? As usual, I really enjoyed this interview. It's always a pleasure to watch the Katie and Josh show. E sempre um prazer.

I grown up in cascais in the 80s and I can clearly say that the reason why international schools are located there, is because cascais was always an area where we're many foreigners chose to live. There were many foreigners living in cascais since I remember, but now it looks There are even more... and the lady is right, maybe it's to much and that bring issues to the locals from an economic point of view. Very wise when she said to take attention to the prices... maybe they are super inflationed because there are too many forigner with more economical power and that may bring issues to the locals. A few years back, cascais was a place we're locals could rent, now it's a place we're only wealthy portuguese or wealthy immigrants can rent... but anyway in general cascais was always since I remember a wealthy people region.

Thanks for your efforts in trying to help others! I'm currently doing my homework and checking options - I will email you in due course for assistance!! Thanks again!

Give your daughter dry food like bread before the trip. No liquids

Yes, Portugal is one of the best producing things and the worst "selling" it was always this way and I think it will be forever. Maybe something related to DNA 😉. There are pros and cons about this historical way of being. The cons usually make us lost lots of opportunities for growing and developing as a country, as a society; the pros make us keep our roots, our originality and, most important, the ethical values. Enjoy!

Bemvindos a minha terra Madeira

You really need to stay more on point, I had to skip 8 minutes of stupid small talk to finally get to the point

How did I not know about this podcast?! I’ve been following you since you were in Florida waiting for your visas! You two are making the best “move to Portugal” videos available. It’s a real service! Thank you! ♥️

Interested to know from Doug and Monique what is NOT so great about living in Madeira? Would like to be aware of the cons as well. Very nice interview!

Monique and Doug have a great channel. Monique was absolutely right… cauliflower was over $7 a couple of summers ago. Canada, while beautiful, has become unaffordable in many ways. Winters are brutal (Ottawa) and for many months, we lack most fresh foods… I can tell you berries, prey much in season are double what they were a couple of years ago. I love to see young couples traveling with kids… there is no better education! I wasn’t able to with my daughter, but wish I could have. She is good though, she travels a lot. It’s in her genes. Great interview!

This was a really enriching conversation he seems so genuine! I could tell Josh has a lot of respect for him, will check out his content.

Thank you very much to Doug and Monique for doing this interview with us! It was so awesome to hear more of their story. Here's the interview that Josh did on Track Us Down! ua-cam.com/video/i_tDY10zQSs/v-deo.htmlsi=pUxfNsVMck8F5RRE - Josh & Kalie

i was asked a question from some usa folks that would like to move to portugal. her husband has traumatic brain injury and need home health, k have no experience in this area. do you know anyone who knows about it.

How’s dentistry compared to the US?

Thanks for doing chapters so we can skip the kid stuff

What a pity that the PT government does not value EU people who are fluent in Portuguese and who genuinely wanted to retire there and step up in the community due to love of the country and the culture. With less than 1 year to my retirement, I now have to investigate another country where I will be welcome without having to pay the same percentage out of my pension as I paid out of my salary, when working. Greece take only a 7% cut, but it’s so far away and I don’t speak Greek. Gutted. Fado da Decepção! 🎶🎤😭

Great video what is the contact info for the attorney that is interviewed?

I like the way you present the information Iam getting my papers to move to Portugal hopefully this year Thanks for helping us to understand the process to move to Portugal

Can I afford. On 2900 a month

I want to move there I do t won’t go work just relax and enjoy

What great information! I've already passed this on to friends coming to scout out portal, as they were hearing a lot of misinformation. Awesome job❗️