After signing on the dotted line, it appears as though the pair now have an obstacle to overcome: obtaining an EU citizenship.

Geared up to become proficient in Portuguese, the Montecito-based couple must face this hurdle. As outlined by Global Citizen Solutions, the test "tests applicants' ability to use and understand everyday language and expressions, such as talking about yourself and basic phrases you might use on a daily basis".

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face a tricky hurdle if they wish to move to Portugal where they have reportedly purchased a new home.