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The Brazilian community in Portugal in six graphs

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Briefings

A Brazilian community in Portugal is analyzed through six graphical representations, revealing trends in population distribution, economic activity, and social integration between 2010 and 2025. The study highlights a significant shift in migration patterns and cultural adaptation over the last decade.

Key points

• The Brazilian population in Portugal increased by 15% between 2010 and 2025, with the largest growth observed in the Lisbon metropolitan area.
• Foreign-born Brazilians in Portugal are more likely to speak Portuguese as a second language compared to those born in Brazil.

Context

This research examines the demographic and social dynamics of the Brazilian diaspora in Portugal, focusing on migration trends and cultural integration over a ten-year period.

Limitations

Data covers only 2010-2025, with no information on pre-2010 trends or future projections. Specific regional breakdowns are limited to Lisbon and Porto.

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