Ukrainian Students in Portugal Granted Study Residence Permits
Ukrainian students currently in Portugal, fleeing the war in their home country, have been granted a significant reprieve. They can now apply for a study residence permit, allowing them to regularize their status and transition from temporary protection to an 'international student' regime. The decision, made by a Portuguese government minister, provides a pathway for these students to continue their education.
Previously, these students were under temporary protection. Now, they can apply for a residence permit specifically designed for international students. This change will enable them to pursue their academic goals in Portugal without the uncertainty of their previous status. The new residence permit will allow them to study at Portuguese institutions, integrating them into the local academic community.
The decision to grant Ukrainian students the opportunity to apply for a study residence permit is a positive step. It provides them with a clear path to continue their education in Portugal and offers a sense of stability during these challenging times. The transition from temporary protection to an 'international student' regime is a welcome development for these students and their families.
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