Any distributor marketing products under their own name or brand in Portugal is considered the “responsible person” and must notify their products via the Cosmetic Products Notification Portal (CPNP). Under Portuguese law, a
Portuguese law permits the installation of CCTV systems in private residences and commercial premises to safeguard people and property. However, camera coverage must be confined strictly to the property boundaries, and installations must
On 30 December 2025, Decree-Law No. 139-A/2025 was published, amending Decree-Law No. 152-D/2017, which consolidates the legal framework governing the management of specific waste streams subject to the principle of Extended Producer Responsibility
In Portugal, only travel agencies registered with the National Register of Travel and Tourism Agencies (“RNAVT”) are legally authorised to provide tourism services. The Portuguese tourism sector is strictly regulated, and travel agencies
With the aim of harmonising and updating the procedural rules applicable to pharmacies, Ministerial Order No. 375/2025/1 of 4 November has entered into force, introducing significant changes to the procedures for the authorisation
Construction activity is defined under Law 41/2015, which establishes the legal framework applicable to the exercise of construction activities in Portugal. This legal regime is not limited to traditional construction works, but also
The distribution of dividends by commercial companies in Portugal is regulated by the Portuguese Companies Code (“CSC”), enacted under Decree-Law No. 262/86 of 2 September, as subsequently amended. This legal framework establishes precise
La distribución de dividendos por parte de las sociedades comerciales en Portugal está regulada por el Código de las Sociedades Comerciales (“CSC”), aprobado por el Decreto-Ley n.º 262/86, de 2 de septiembre, con
The fees payable to IMPIC for the issuance of a contractor license are set out in Ordinance No. 261-A/2015, which establishes the fees for licensing, certificates, alvarás, and other administrative procedures related to
Portuguese legislation provides four principal routes through which a foreign company may regularize its activity in the construction sector and operate legally within Portuguese territory: (a) authorization as a public works contractor; (b)
