Marla Barret

Jan 20, 2025 | algarvedailynews.com | Marla Barret

In a groundbreaking move that underscores Portugal’s historical ties with Brazil, the Portuguese government has passed a new law allowing Brazilian nationals to apply for residency after entering the country as tourists. This significant policy shift not only simplifies the immigration process for Brazilians but also strengthens the cultural and economic bonds between the two nations.

Oct 25, 2024 | algarvedailynews.com | Marla Barret

For anyone planning to visit Portugal, obtaining a Schengen visa is necessary for non-EU travellers. However, the process can be riddled with pitfalls that could delay or even lead to a visa rejection. Below are key mistakes to avoid when applying for a Portugal Schengen Visa: 1.      Incomplete or Incorrect Documentation The Schengen visa application process requires a range of documents, from proof of financial means to travel insurance.

May 7, 2024 | kyivpost.com | Marla Barret

As the 2024 Paris Olympics loom, Ukraine’s National Olympic Committee (NOC) has issued stringent directives on May 2 to its athletes, urging them to maintain distance and avoid contact with competitors from Russia and Belarus. The move comes amidst escalating tensions stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Belarus's support for Russian military actions.

Apr 20, 2024 | algarvedailynews.com | Marla Barret

As the countdown to the 2024 Olympics in Paris begins, Portuguese are gearing up to follow the games, but many may face unexpected hurdles in the form of visa requirements. With the Olympics fast approaching, enthusiasts and supporters are busy making preparations, from travel arrangements to ensuring they have the necessary documentation to enter France for the event.

Feb 10, 2024 | kyivpost.com | Leo Chiu |Marla Barret |Alisa Orlova |Bohdan Tuzov

Ecuador is still considering sending its outdated Russian military equipment to Ukraine, according to US Assistant Secretary of State for South American affairs Kevin Sullivan, in a Feb. 8 interview with Ecuadorian TV channel Teleamazonas. “I understand that the government of Ecuador is still studying this issue. This is an agreement aimed at transferring equipment to the Ukrainian government, which is fighting against a Russian invasion of its territory,” Sullivan said.