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Established in Lisbon in 2022, our firm is a team of qualified Portuguese attorneys. We advise clients of many nationalities on Portuguese visas, residency in Portugal, nationality and immigration disputes.
As immigration lawyers in Lisbon, we hold consultations in English, Portuguese and Spanish. If an application is refused or delayed, our attorneys can also represent you before the Portuguese courts.
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Patrícia Viana holds a law degree from the Pontifical Catholic University and is licensed to practise law in Portugal and Brazil. Her work centres on administrative litigation.
In 2023 she completed a course in administrative litigation applied to Portuguese nationality, as well as postgraduate studies in Administrative and Fiscal Litigation in Portugal. In 2024 she took part in over one hundred court cases involving foreign nationals.
She speaks Portuguese, English and Spanish.
Bruna Xavier is an attorney enrolled with the Portuguese Bar Association, working in Administrative and Criminal Law. She plays an active part in the procedural management of the firm’s cases.
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