Cases against AIMA to be spread across Portugal's courts
Legal cases brought against AIMA are being decentralised across courts around the country instead of being concentrated in one place. The argument made for the change is that it should shorten the wait for a ruling and relieve pressure on an overloaded court. This comes from Portuguese press commentary rather than a formal AIMA announcement, so treat the timing as unconfirmed.
Why it matters for your move
If you are considering legal action over an AIMA delay, where your case is heard — and how long it takes — may change.
This is Re-locant.com’s own brief, written to explain what the update means for people moving to or living in Portugal. For the full original report, see the source below.