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Not all classrooms have four walls 🤗 🌍 Discover a new world of possibilities by studying abroad with us - we will be with you every step of the way! Know more at www.educationnetwork.pt

Dreaming in studying abroad? We are here not only to give all the information that you need to know about acquiring an International Experience in Portugal, but also to guide you and accompany you through every step of the way 🇵🇹 Contact us at [email protected] to know more

Our eBook, “Living in Portugal”, is full of essential advice on making the most out of your time in Portugal. Get your free copy 👉Find out more at http://bit.ly/2TKxHJb

May the beautiful colours of Aveiro inspire you through the rest of the week ✨.

When you live in Portugal, it's hard to say no to regional pastries, such as "Pastel de Nata", "Ovos Moles", "Travesseiros de Sintra".... the list is long, can't we just have them all? :)

Did you know that Portugal is a founding member of NATO and an EU member?

If you love the sea life, don´t miss the opportunity of visiting The Lisbon Oceanarium, the largest indoor aquarium in Europe! It is home to more than 16,000 marine organisms of 450 different species 🌊❤️

It is time to celebrate! On Monday, June 1st, we are going to enter on the 3rd and last phase of the Government´s Deconfinement Plan 😷❤️ This means that now you can finally go to the beach and to the mall, always remembering the safety norms. Be solidarius, keep safe and remember: we will be with you every step of the way 🇵🇹

After some crazy months, the semester is finally over! We want to congratulate all of our students that are managing to cope in this phase of uncertainty and fear while facing classes and exams. We wish you all the luck in your finals and don't forget: we will help you every step of the way! 🍀📚

Yesterday, Portugal entered on the second phase of the Deconfinement Plan made by the Government. This means that bars, restaurants and pastries are allowed to work (with a 50% capacity reducement) and shops up to 400m2 are allowed to open to the public. You can also visit cultural spaces and museums, that are now working with limited capacity. But don´t forget the safety norms and always remember to use your mask 😷❤️

The Rua Augusta Arch is a stone, triumphal arch-like built on the Praça do Comércio to commemorate the city's reconstruction after the 1755 earthquake. It is adorned with statues of historical figures, such as Vasco da Gama and Marquês de Pombal and it is one of Lisbon's main touristic marks.

Having doubts about how the deconfinement is going to work in Portugal? Here are some of the highlights of the new opening phase, that started on the 4th of May

Medical emergencies can be really scary, especially if you are studying abroad. But don't you worry, in our blog you will find many advices about how to find a doctor in Portugal ⚕️🇵🇹: https://bit.ly/2UnxkVb
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How to find a doctor when studying in Portugal How to find a doctor when studying in Portugal One of the most stressful things that can happen when living and studying abroad is having a medical emergency. If you’re new to a country and aren’t comfortable with a language, then trying to explain your symptoms and

Do you like to exercise? In Portugal, you will find a big diversity of sports and activities to do during your exchange 🇵🇹 Read more in our blog about how to keep fit in the Portuguese way: https://bit.ly/3douYwF

Keeping fit the Portuguese way Keeping fit the Portuguese way Not everyone who studies abroad burns their calories exclusively from hopping from one bar to the next (although it is usually a high percentage). When you’re in a country like Portugal with 300 days of sunshine each year, 1794 km of coastline, 25 mountains and

Did you know that Portugal was the world’s first maritime power and the birthplace to some of the world’s first explorers?

Dear student, if you are in Portugal and present symptoms (caugh, fever) that may indicate that you have Covid-19, call the health system in Portugal: 808 24 24 24. They will give you the best orientation on how to proceed. Stay safe ❤️🇵🇹

Alfama is the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon and one of the oldest in Europe😍 Lose yourself between the alleys, squares and viewpoints while visiting this wonderful location - we guarantee you will be amazed 🏘️ 🇵🇹

Due to the increasing number of flights cancelation caused by the COVID-19 crises, many international students are having difficulties in returning home. If this is your case, contact your country's consulate or embassy in Portugal. 👉Check in our blog where to find them: http://bit.ly/2IGgNoK

Where to find embassies and consulates in Portugal Where to find embassies and consulates in Portugal If you’re living and studying in Portugal then there is a chance that one day you will need to find a consulate or embassy. For some, this might be a formality of registering with your own government, for others it might mean renewing a

One more amazing curiosity about Portugal is that the country is a world leader in renewable energy 💦☀️🌬️ In 2018, more than half its energy came from renewable sources!

Our eBook, “Living in Portugal”, is full of essential advice on making the most out of your time in Portugal. Get your free copy 👉http://bit.ly/2TKxHJb

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Did you know that Portugal’s most famous export and its national drink is the Port Wine?

For those who don't speak Portuguese, here is a summarised translation of the measures that the government is taking during the current state of emergency in Portugal due to the COVID - 19. We hope you stay safe and believe that together we will come over this situation 🇵🇹❤️

- Only people who are infected with COVID-19 or are under observation by health authorities are subject to compulsory isolation, either at a hospital or at home. Failure to comply is a crime.

- Everybody else should stay at home as often as possible.

- Elderly people (older than 70) or people with limited mobility are advised to stay at home as often as possible and will not receive special treatment at supermarkets or other establishments.

- In general, all public-facing commercial establishments should close. Exceptions include all essential services, such as bakeries, supermarkets, petrol stations, pharmacies, newspaper stands, etc.

- Shopping centres will be forced to close. Only the shops included in the exceptions above will be permitted to remain open.

- Non-public-facing commercial establishments, such as factories, should continue operations.

- The government does not plan to ration goods. Their goal is to fight the virus, not create more serious problems.

- Almost all public services will shift to a work-from-home system. Physical attendance will only be upon appointment.

- Working from home is recommended for all businesses that can do so.

- All businesses that remain open must take precautionary hygiene measures for their employees and their customers.

- Banks will remain open.

Source: https://observador.pt/2020/03/19/teletrabalho-lojas-fechadas-e-crime-de-desobediencia-para-quem-desrespeitar-isolamento-as-medidas-do-estado-de-emergencia/

If you’re living in Portugal, then there is a chance that you will need to find a consulate or embassy one day. Do you know where to find them? 👉 Discover in our blog: http://bit.ly/2IGgNoK

Where to find embassies and consulates in Portugal Where to find embassies and consulates in Portugal If you’re living and studying in Portugal then there is a chance that one day you will need to find a consulate or embassy. For some, this might be a formality of registering with your own government, for others it might mean renewing a

Queluz is a stunning baroque palace with amazing gardens that served as the official royal residence from 1704 until the transfer of the Portuguese court to Brazil, in 1807. It is located between Lisboa and Sintra and it is a remarkable place for those who visit it ✨

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Your dream of studying Business and Economics in Portugal 🇵🇹 is closer than you think! The applications for Nova SBE are already open - Contact us to be prepared 😉 You just have to schedule a skype call through the link: http://bit.ly/2GbwliJ ✈️🌍