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❤ the most sweet of the sweets is your little girl. My heart was swept by her.

If you are a citizen, you can get the whole thing covered. I am a citizen there so I pay nothing.

Thank you for your video! I am not sure if I missed it, but how much are you paying for private Portuguese school?

South Africans constantly experience trauma. We have to be constantly vigilant. Its exhausting.

Клано❤

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Come to downtown Toronto and pay 20$CA for parking and wait 8-10 hours for a non-emergency, in a shabby environment but it will be free if you’re a Canadian citizen (maybe for others as well - not sure)

Hi Josie, I am looking into Caldas for my new home. Do you speak Portuguese? You mentioned some businesses you frequented and wondered if you spoke with them in Portuguese? I am just starting to learn. Thank you.

Do you know of any private international schools with Autism supportive services?

Hi Josie. Just found your Channel and was pleased to hear about Caldas. I'm in the UK and have a small place 10 mins walk to the castle gate in Óbidos. I've yet to move as it's a huge decision on my own. Unlike you, I don't have kids, but all the things you list, except schools, I'm in tune with... I also think Caldas is a great small city... you're giving me inspiration to make the move... thank you... Jx

Got Portuguese papers… A whole Bangladesh, Nepal, India, Pakistan must be envy on you… 😂

Do you still live in Caldas Da Rainha??

Hi which school are your children in?

Adorable kids❤

Hi Josie are you guys still in Portugal? Miss your videos!

thank you very much

Hello can I join training in your school plz

You are doing really great! I watched your videos 18 months ago. Totally progress! 😂

Hi, any chance of a second park or maybe an update! Where did they move, how do they like it?

Hi Josie, is it possible for you to share the second part you're mentioning in this video about the Waldorf schools? Would really love to watch it, thanks :)

Please share the 3rd party contact Thank you!

Hi Josie, we are planning to move in 2024, I thought you were in Caldas de Rainha? Did you move to Algarve or just wanted a second home for the summer?

Nice video ! Is there a purified drinking water brand you recommend? Will be visiting Lisbon soon

I grew up in Caldas da Rainha and moved to the US when I was 22 years old. I’m now 30, so not too long ago. Caldas is a really good good size city, lifestyle is definitely above than living in a major city like Lisbon. It’s easier to get around and is safer (but Portugal is safe overall). I wouldn’t live there again (probably for the same reasons you also wanted a new breeze), but I have a lot of childhood friends who stayed and love it. The food in Portugal (and how healthier it is), weather and the easy access to the beach is absolutely non comparable with anything I could ever find in the US and that I will miss forever!

Hello Josie, what site do You go on to see exactly what documentation you need to hand in?

Hi Josie, this video was very informal and I appreciate you for giving that information. Do you know if any private schools provide the international curriculum or is it justvthe national curriculum

Hi can u share contact number for lady to book appointment?

How is it being Asian in Portugal compared to the USA? Just curious. And what private/international schools are available? Does that make a difference in diversity?

I’m Portuguese - your kids Portuguese is just lovely!

Is it possible to get translation from portuguese to English?

Where did you move from?

Never trust American "love Portugal" people. Always fake.

She disappeared.

Anything in Figueroa da fox?

Your apartment looks great Jose. I’m sure you’ll do well with it. Glad you’re back, I’ve missed your videos. 😊

Can you at least pronounce it properly?

I hope that you are in good health and enjoying your life. Suggestions and concerns while abroad: In order to help travelers in general while traveling abroad, and since you are such a good communicator, I would like to suggest the following topics for you to address, if possible, please: The importance of having a will and power of attorney for both property and personal care. What if you get demented while living or traveling abroad without family or friends...who is going to decide for you during that critical moment? What to do if one has no family, wife or kids and start losing our memory while living abroad...should one see a lawyer regarding our assets, and other issues? How does one solve the issue of (yahoo, face book etc.) accounts passwords as well as credit cards PIN in case of sudden death abroad...should we contact a lawyer about the same? The importance of having a laminated card in your luggage with all the necessary, and very important contact information regarding the executor of your will and power of attorney, or any other major issue in case of sudden death abroad. The importance of having funeral arrangements made in case of sudden death while traveling abroad. Options for doing and paying the yearly income tax return while traveling abroad? How to get your mail from back home while living and traveling abroad? The importance of advising your banks about your travels plans abroad so that your credit / debit cards don't get cancelled while you are traveling. The importance of having good antitheft luggage while abroad to keep you safe. The importance of having a hobby while retired to keep you busy. The importance of seeing a financial advisor in order to prepare for retirement. Outliving your retirement savings, and the impact of inflation on the monthly budget. The importance of seeing your family doctor for a physical check-up, and getting vaccinated against hepatitis, malaria etc. before going abroad. The importance of having more than one way of getting to your money while abroad. The importance of having travel medical insurance while traveling abroad and your (insurance company suggestions). Stay healthy, safe and thank you.

Wow

Sorry, I'm a bit confused. If am non-eu, but my partner was born and raised in PT. Would a A15 or A98 be best for us?

Looks just like the states but much nicer and cleaner😊

@josieinportugal6454 Hello, Josie. I’ve been watching your videos lately as our family is considering to move to Portugal. I wanna ask you from mother to mother, how did you get your (guardian) permit/ visa the first time you moved there? If you have any advice, I’d greatly appreciate it ☺️☺️

Ohhhh interesting... i didnt know they didnt include portuguese curriculum 😢 maybe public school is the route we'll go ...

This is my biggest concern i am fluent i am portuguese but my kods only speak english they have recently started to learn portuguese but idk if international would be the "safer" option or public school with their cousins

Thank you for this ❤❤❤

Hi Josie, I love your videos. My husband and i will be traveling to Caldas this month. We are interested in moving to Portugal soon. We currently live near San Francisco, CA. Do you have a local real estate company you would recommend? Also, do you have a local attorney who could help us apply for our D7 visa? Thank you, Rainy

Omg you've learned so much and you speak so well this gives me hope for my husband and kids im fluent its my first language i kearned english in 4th grade but my kids and husband only speaks english

Muito obrigado pelos filhos. Estou estudando português agora. Obrigado pela história. Thanks for Your kids. I'm studying Portuguese now. Thanks for the story.

Nice video! I have a couple of quick questions: 1. Is it easy to get screens to put on windows there? 2. How cold does it get in Caldas da Rainha (daytime highs and nighttime lows) in the winter? 3. What's the coffee like in Caldas da Rainha? I think you came from the States, so you're familiar with the specialty coffee scene there. Is it usually dark roasts there, or are there some medium and light roasts, too? Is the espresso traditional Italian style or something more modern? Is it possible to get a nice, fruity Ethiopian coffee as a pourover there? Thanks!

Yall brushed aside the Portuguese's concerns about safety in their own country though...I wonder why

I think she was being very diplomatic when it comes to South African Police.