Vânia Pereira

Contact lawyer Vânia Pereira, Portuguese and legal counsel in Belgium, for your legal questions and disputes related to Portuguese law and Belgian Law in matters of sale, commercial cooperation, trade and investment, labor and employment, real estate in Portugal and Belgium, debt recovery in Portugal and Belgium, traffic infringements and transport law.

Lawyer and Legal advisor Vânia Pereira obtained her law degree from the University of Setúbal, Portugal, in 2008 and got admitted to the Bar of Lisbon.

After her studies she gained in-depth knowledge of the Portuguese civil law and corporate law as an attorney-at-law at a law firm in Lisbon.

When relocated to Belgium attorney-at-law Vânia followed a postgraduate program of Transport and Maritime Law at the University of Antwerp.

Having been active in Portugal at the Court and as an attorney in practice dealing with various matters of Civil, Criminal, Corporate and Business Law for Portuguese and foreign residents, Vânia has the capacity to assist and guide individuals and companies investing in or trading with Belgium/Europe and Portugal and vice versa.

Not only her professional experience but also her language skills and cultural background add value to the international desk at A-Law and gives her the ability to guide A-Law clients within the Portuguese speaking regions and countries of Angola, Cape Verde, Mozambique, East-Timor, Sao Tome and Principle, Equatorial Guinea, Brazil.

Vânia is part of A-Law portuguese desk and the Portugeuse team in Lisbon.

For corporate law, trade law, distribution law, franchise and investment law she forms a team with Attorney-at-law managing partner Patricia Leers and attorney at law Jeroen Bouwsma.

For debt recovery law in Portugal and in Belgium, traffic law, and insurance law Vânia cooperates with Managing partner Dirk De Beule. 

Her involvement with the Portuguese citizens residing in Belgium is reflected in her particular knowledge of the Belgian and  European regulations on secondment, (interim)labour and employment and the Belgian context thereof in the construction and transport sector.