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Your remote gateway could be the job you already have
Your fastest route to a remote job may be the one you already have. How to make the ask, which version to make first, and why the evidence matters.
Why we talk about gateway roles at Remote Work Europe
Entry-level barely exists in remote hiring. What a remote gateway role is, why experienced people get overlooked, and how to describe what you bring.
Working in Ireland in 2026: what the employment permit thresholds now require
Ireland's permit thresholds rose in March 2026. What a General or Critical Skills permit now requires, and the gap between two state sources.
Remote work rights in Spain: can your employer take it away?
Spanish law says your employer cannot cut your agreed remote-working days unilaterally. What Ley 10/2021 requires, and what the 2026 Supreme Court rulings decided.
Do you need certified invoicing software in Portugal? ATCUD, QR codes and the €50,000 rule
Certified invoicing software is mandatory if any one of three conditions applies – and the second one catches people who assume they are safely under the turnover threshold. What a freelancer in Portugal actually has to use.
How long does it take to get Portuguese citizenship in 2026? 7 or 10 years
Portugal raised the residence requirement for citizenship from 5 years to 7 or 10 in May 2026. Seven years for EU and Portuguese-speaking country nationals, ten for everyone else, four for stateless people. What changed, and who is grandfathered.
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