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According to the latest update made by the Foreigners and Borders Services (SEF), Portugal has granted 25,193 requests for temporary protection to Ukrainian citizens and foreigners residing in that country since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24.
SEF states that among the Ukrainian refugees who arrived in Portugal and benefited from temporary protection, 9,011 are minors, representing about 35%.
Data from the Service indicate that before the invasion of Russia, 27,200 Ukrainians lived in Portugal, which currently totals more than 52,000 citizens, having almost doubled in the last month.
Ukrainians are currently the second largest resident community in the country, after the Brazilians, with 209,072.
SEF has an online platform, in three languages, for requests for temporary protection by Ukrainian residents.
The SEFforUkraine.sef.pt platform "enables all Ukrainian citizens and their family members (household), as well as any foreign citizen residing in Ukraine, to make an online request for temporary protection of one year, extendable for two periods of six months".
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Ah, the ”beauty” of double standards…For those that like to act clueless while feeling really good about themselves, there´s an article by Politico ”Europe´s refugee double standard leaves it vulnerable”, by Bashar Deeb , published on 31/3/2022. ”Yeah, i´m the one with no soul”(reference-“Violet”, 1994,”Hole”-band by Courtney Love).
By guida from Lisbon on 01 Apr 2022, 06:07
Those boasting about how many they’ve taken in should be careful what they wish for!!
By JG from Algarve on 01 Apr 2022, 09:08
Yeah, double standards exists, this is the real world, and as incredible as it sounds, it does not happens only in europe... I assume you would prefer not to help them right?
By Jose from Madeira on 01 Apr 2022, 10:30