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Number of Brazilians requesting support to leave Portugal increases 52%

Público15 September 2026 at 08:52

The number of Brazilians requesting support to leave Portugal increased by 52%. This is a Portuguese government program that offers assistance to immigrants who wish to return to their countries of origin.

Brazil accounts for 80% of applications for this program, although it represents only 30% of immigrants in Portugal. This means that Brazilians are the nationality that most requests support to leave the European country.

The assistance offered by the program includes a flight ticket and an amount of 70 euros delivered on the day of departure for beneficiaries.

Why this matters

Brazilian readers in Portugal may be considering returning to Brazil given the 52% increase in voluntary return support applications, which reflects a growing trend of return emigration. This data indicates that a significant part of the Brazilian community in Portugal faces difficulties that led them to request assistance to leave the country.

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