The Algarve region, focus of this analysis, is a place of multiculturalism, being chosen by many foreigners, that go there on vacation and end up moving to this region of Portugal, especially to engage with business. The easiness in communication and the facilities in returning to their home countries (just a few hours by plane) are pointed out as the main reasons for them to settle in the Algarve Region. According to the obtained indicators, most of Algarve's migrant communities are British, Dutch, French, and from other European countries. There is, also, a community of entrepreneurial women that in the diaspora bet in this region, which is another side to the issue of migration still little explored academically. However, we acknowledged that the presence of British and Europeans in Algarve's ecosystem is a long-standing reality, prior to the Treaty of Constitution for the European Union in Portugal signed in 1985. Our analysis specifically concerns the female migrants who develop their entrepreneurial activities in the region. The data revealed that they are women of middle and upper-middle class. Thus, it arises the need to reflect on their contribution and on how they boost the economy and the development of the Algarve. We used as methodology the consultation and comparison demographic available, as well as the empirical contact with key entities in the region. Looking back at this thematic collection we intend to relate gender roles, which have been strongly stigmatized by the man's identity or woman's identity, to the idea of entrepreneurism. In assessing the economic development needs of a country and the growing demand for entrepreneurial activities, we considered that the woman in the role of entrepreneur has been less explored, because of the various cultural and social reasons, what is a potential waste.