Portugal will be under lockdown from midnight tonight, for a minimum period of 1 month. Enabling the government to monitor the progress of the pandemic and adapt containment measures.
As in March 2020, non-essential shops and businesses will be closed, with only so-called essential shops and businesses and schools remaining open. The government has already announced that a support plan will be put in place to help businesses, employees and social managers.
The country is now under lockdown due to Covid-19, and below you'll find a non-exhaustive list of the aid available to support businesses forced to close. We will, of course, keep you informed of any changes as soon as possible.
Also present at the press conference, the Minister of Labor, Solidarity and Social Security, Ana Mendes Godinho, explained that in the case of "self-employed workers, managing partners and domestic service workers" who have to suspend their activity, the aid that was in force in April and May will be reactivated, an exceptional measure that will only be in force "as long as the containment measures last".
Read our various articles on covid-19-related aids published during the first containment.
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