Portuguese export description

I. Visa Instructions Portugal is a member of Schengen. See Portugal for information on applying for Schengen visa. 2. Entry Instructions Since Portugal currently has no direct flights to China, if you come to Portugal through other Schengen member countries, you will go through the entry formalities at the port of that Schengen member country; If you come to Portugal through a third country that is not a Schengen member, you should go through the entry formalities at the Portuguese port. Three, the customs regulations shall not carry contraband. Personal belongings can generally be brought into Portugal duty-free; Personal necessities, such as household appliances and kitchen utensils, can also be brought into Portugal duty-free, but each kind is only allowed 1 piece. Clothes, small department stores and more than/kloc-0 pieces of electrical appliances and kitchen utensils beyond the scope of personal use will be regarded as commodities and must be declared and paid to the customs. Four. Medical conditions and medical insurance instructions (including health and epidemic prevention information) Medical conditions: Generally speaking, Portugal has good medical and health conditions. Public hospitals (emergency/hospitalization) and health centers (recuperation/rehabilitation) provide free medical services to Portuguese citizens and foreign citizens who have obtained Portuguese residency or legal work permits (according to the principle of reciprocity). Foreign citizens who visit Portugal temporarily can use the services of public medical institutions, but they do not enjoy free treatment. Medical insurance instructions and health and epidemic prevention information: Portugal has no malignant endemic infectious diseases. An international health notary who requires foreign citizens to apply for work, study, residence, visiting relatives and temporary visas to provide double certification; Foreign citizens who apply for visas for short-term business visits, travel and visiting relatives and friends provide medical insurance that is valid during their stay in Schengen (see visa instructions). Five, the public security situation (including crime, preventive measures, accident prevention measures, etc ... Crime situation: The public security situation in Portugal is relatively good, and there are no large-scale serious crimes, but crimes such as robbery and pickpocketing occur from time to time. Precautionary measures: don't carry a lot of cash; Travel documents such as passports should be properly carried. It is best to prepare a copy of your passport and your recent photo in advance and store it in different places to prevent accidents. Go out as little as possible after dark. In addition, there are sporadic police blind spots in some areas, especially in large and medium-sized cities, where unemployed people, drug addicts, thieves and robbers often gather and should be avoided. Accident notification: You can call the toll-free SOS number 1 12 for help. If you seek police assistance, call the city's Public Security Police (PSP); Look for the National Guard (GNR) in the suburbs. Traffic safety and travel precautions: Portugal's traffic regulations are in the middle of western countries, and vehicles and pedestrians can generally go their own way, but the speed is generally faster, so pay attention. Travel notes: driving: you must have a complete ID card (passport), driving license, driving license and vehicle insurance, and offenders will be severely punished; Maximum speed limit: 50 km/h in town, 90 km/h between towns, motorway 100km/h, expressway120 km/h. Pedestrians: Pedestrians must walk on sidewalks and crosswalks, otherwise a traffic accident will occur, and they will bear the responsibility of 100% without any compensation, and be responsible for compensating the losses caused to the other party. 7. Emergency contact information and telephone number with embassies and consulates and relevant local departments: 1 12 (toll-free telephone can be dialed directly from public telephones) Information desk: 1 18 Lisbon Red Cross Tel: (00351) 2177. Kloc-0/)265438 Ministry of Civil Disaster Relief Tel: 2 14247 100 (Lisbon) Address of the Embassy of China in Portugal: Bandeira, Luanda, Tel:113? Lapa 1200-756 Portfolio Tel: (0035 1)2 13928430 Fax: (0035 1)2 13975632 Address of the Consular Section of the China Embassy in Portugal: ru. Para 1249-024, Beijing, Portugal Tel: (0035 1)2 13967748. Legal advice and suggestions on common problems of China people. Can China driver's license be used directly in Portugal? No, but Portugal accepts the so-called? International driver's license? ; After entering Portugal, how to go through the formalities of residence and visa extension? You can consult the Immigration Bureau (SEF). 9. Climate and natural disasters: the northern part is close to temperate maritime climate, and the southern part belongs to subtropical Mediterranean climate, with little annual temperature difference. 10, the average temperature in October is 65438+8- 14℃, and the average temperature in July is 17-28℃, and the four seasons are not clear. April-10 is a dry season, 1658. Sometimes there will be severe weather changes such as heavy rainfall/rainstorm, which may cause natural disasters such as floods and mudslides in some areas. X. Nationality policy (whether to recognize dual nationality, etc.). Portugal recognizes dual citizenship. Foreign citizens who have lived in Portugal for more than 10 years are eligible to apply for Portuguese citizenship. Portugal implements the policy of consanguineous nationality. My parents are Portuguese citizens, and I was born with Portuguese nationality; If one of my parents is a foreign citizen, and according to the relevant laws of the country of nationality of this parent, I can have the nationality of that country at birth, I can choose to apply for Portuguese nationality or not, and I can make a decision when I reach the age of 18; If my parents are foreign citizens (living in Portugal) and I was born without Portuguese nationality, I can choose whether to become a Portuguese citizen or not until I reach the age of 18.