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News from afpop

Submitted by Ellen on
Included in this Member Briefing: 1. AT alert 2. Online criminal record 3. Alojamento Local (AL) open session in English 4. LPCC screenings calendar 5. New MBWAY transfer limits 6. Household and e-Fatura communication deadlines - reminder 7. Bus strike Coimbra 8. Aljezur swimming pools closed 9. AFPOP Presents… 10. Satellite Offices

Drones in Portugal

Submitted by Alan on
The use of Drones, or Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), is growing and many of us will have encountered them and probably been annoyed as they fly over us while we’re at the beach. Perhaps you are interested in buying one and want to know where you can fly them and if you can take videos or photos using them. We know that personal privacy laws in Portugal restrict the use of cameras for gathering images of people without their permission, so how does that transfer into the use of drones?

N08E - Death & Burial (II)

Submitted by Alan on
This Bulletin provides guidance on the process of burial or cremation in Portugal, including the repatriation of remains, covering notifying authorities, appointing a funeral director, and making arrangements for the deceased's wishes. It also covers funeral costs, burial practices, and cremation options. Additionally, it addresses repatriation procedures and religious factors related to cremation.

N07E - Death & Burial (I)

Submitted by Alan on
This Bulletin (Part I) is a guide for surviving loved ones on the first steps to take after a death in Portugal. It clarifies the process of obtaining official confirmation of death and outlines the different scenarios based on where the death occurs (home, outside the home, hospital/nursing home).

N06E - Wills

Submitted by Alan on
Information on creating a will for Portuguese assets. Highlighting the differences between Anglo-Saxon and Portuguese conventions, emphasising Portugal's forced inheritance laws. The EU Succession Regulation is also explained.

N02E - Winding up an Estate

Submitted by Alan on
An outline of the legal procedures for winding up a deceased person's estate in Portugal. It covers the steps of obtaining copies of the will, tracing beneficiaries, valuing assets, identifying and disposing of debts, cancelling services, notifying authorities, selling assets, and distributing inheritances.

N01E - Pre-death Planning

Submitted by Alan on
Proper estate planning in Portugal involves organising important documents, updating financial information and making your wishes known regarding funeral arrangements and organ donation. Our Bulletin makes the process easier to understand.
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