Algarve, Portugal – Oct 28, 2025 – PortugalMadeSimple.com, a new AI-driven relocation platform, has officially launched to help individuals and families navigate the complex process of moving to Portugal. The platform combines verified local data with conversational AI to provide accurate, step-by-step support for newcomers settling in the country.
Founded by former journalist and content producer Stefan Michalak, the system uses advanced AI to answer user questions in real time. It covers essential relocation topics including NIF registration, visas, property, healthcare, and schooling.
“Moving abroad can feel overwhelming, especially when information online is inconsistent or out of date,” said founder Stefan Michalak. “We built Portugal Made Simple to give people clarity and confidence when planning their move.”
Key features include:
• Verified relocation data from official Portuguese sources
• AI-guided answers trained on real expat experiences
• Interactive tools covering housing, cost of living, and education
• Continuously updated content library based on user needs
The company plans to expand its services to include professional matching for relocation lawyers, property consultants, and schools in 2026.
For more information, visit https://www.portugalmadesimple.com.
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