Harry Kalashian

Get Your Paid April Portugal Letter Issue Now “Don’t Delay!” And Other Advice From 3 Current Portugal Expats Sept. 8, 2024 Dear Reader, “While I was fortunate to connect with individuals who generously shared their experiences, I also came across a surprising tendency,” says Portugal Letter Managing Editor Cátia Lima. “Many expats I reached out to […]

Get Your Paid April Portugal Letter Issue Now Spain Has Tapas… Portugal Has Petiscos! A Guide To Portuguese Summer Snacks July 9, 2024 Dear Reader, For many Portuguese, summer is the perfect time to catch up with friends and family. And what better way to do so than by sharing delicious snacks, or petiscos, as we

Get Your Paid April Portugal Letter Issue Now 3 Myths About Europe: Residency, Taxes, And Cost Of Living June 8, 2024 Dear Reader, Europe is a continent of myths and legends. Whether it’s the “banshee,” the wailing old woman of Irish folklore who brings death… to the story of Gargantua, the giant who carved the landscape

Get Your Paid April Portugal Letter Issue Now 10 Facts To Know About The Carnation Revolution May 9, 2024 Dear Reader, This year, Portugal celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution. Also known as Freedom Day, or simply the 25th of April, this day signifies the end of decades of a fascist regime. The path

Get Your Paid April Portugal Letter Issue Now Sun, Surf, And Seamless Connectivity: Portugal’s Appeal For Digital Nomads April 25, 2024 Dear Reader “The moment we decided to pack our lives into suitcases and make the leap across the Atlantic to Portugal, I knew it was going to be a game-changer,” says Portugal Letter contributor Allison

Get Your Paid March Portugal Letter Issue Now Easter In Portugal: A Celebration Of Tradition, Renewal, And Community March 25, 2024 Dear Reader ‘‘Easter is a time of profound significance for Christians worldwide, often considered the second most important religious festival after Christmas,’’ says Portugal Letter Managing Editor Cátia Lima. ‘‘In Portugal (and in Europe in

Get Your Paid February Portugal Letter Issue Now Portuguese Carnival: Bridging Modern And Traditional Feb. 25, 2024 Dear Portugal Letter Subscriber, There’s a saying in Portugal… A vida são dois dias e o Carnaval são três. It means “Life lasts two days and Carnival lasts three.” It’s based on the idea that life is short