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The latest annual security report from Portugal (RASI) has revealed that Brazilian nationals were most refused entry into Portugal in 2024, followed by Angolans and then the British.
By TPN, in News, Portugal, World · 06 Apr 2025, 20:05 · 0 Comments
According to the RASI report a total of 1,470 Brazilian citizens in 2024 were refused entry to Portugal, this was followed by Angolans with 274 refusals and then British with 108.
The main reason for refusal into Portugal was shown to be a “lack of reason” with 768, followed by a lack of or an expired visa (352).
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