Three of the five cases were imported by unvaccinated travellers and two were secondary cases. All who needed hospital care have been discharged. Here is the MMR schedule, who should check their record, and what to do if exposed.
A decree-law approved on 22 October under a parliamentary authorisation lets any heir ask a court to sell an inherited home at market value after two years, and cuts the time to accept an inheritance from ten years to two. It still needs promulgation.
Directive 3/2026 makes the GNR, PSP or Maritime Police officers who first reach a death responsible for getting the body moved, even when the Polícia Judiciária will investigate, and restates when an autopsy cannot be skipped. What changes, and what families should know.
Ruling 775/2026 upholds the rule that a driver whose licence is cancelled after losing every point gets one court challenge and no appeal, even though the prosecutor backed the driver. What it means, and how the points system leads to a two-year wait for a new licence.
Decreto n.º 23/2026 approves ILO Convention 167 on safety and health in construction. It binds Portugal 12 months after ratification is registered, and commits the State to laws giving workers the right to leave a site in imminent danger.
A foreign ministry order published on 22 October creates a Portuguese consulate-general covering all of Nepal. It sets no opening date and says nothing about visas, which are still handled by the embassy in New Delhi and VFS.
Airbnb's new house rules policy limits checkout chores to light tasks such as leaving dishes in the sink or sorting recycling. It is the company's own rule, not a law. What changes for guests, what Portuguese short-term rental hosts must still do, and where to complain.
