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PSD and Arri Are Back to Understanding Each Other to Limit Access of Non-Resident Foreigners to the SNS

Summary by Publico
Right wants to condition access by non-resident foreigners or those who live irregularly in Portugal to the full payment of services in the SNS or insurance presentation. PS asks for study.

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PSD, Arri and CDS-PP defend payment of health care by non-residents. PS, BE, Free and PCP accuse the right to divert attention from the real problems of the SNS.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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In the debate in Parliament were draft laws of PSD, CDS-PP and Arri to restrict access to the SNS by foreign citizens not resident in Portugal, in particular regarding the payment of moderator fees, diplomas that had already been approved but expired with the change of legislature.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Parties that make up the government and the Arri join, once again, to limit access to the SNS of non-resident foreigners. Left accuses the right to use immigrants as a scapegoat for problems in the sector

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The right side argues that non-resident foreigners in Portugal must pay for the health care provided by the SNS. On the left, the parties accuse the right side of using foreigners as a scapegoat for the problems of the sector. The right side returned this Thursday to defend measures to ensure the payment of health care provided to non-resident foreign citizens, invoking situations of use of the SNS without the corresponding payment. The proposal…

The CHEGA initiative receives parliamentary green light and aims to ensure the effective collection of health care provided to non-resident or irregular foreign citizens, avoiding charges for recovery in the SNS. The content Parliament approves the proposal of the CHEGA to ensure that foreigners pay for services in the SNS appears first in the National Leaf.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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