Portuguese President Calls Housing Bill “Unfeasible”, Indicates It is Unlikely to Go Through
Characterizing the bill as “inoperable from start to finish”, President de Sousa indicated it was unlikely to pass in its current form.
Read moreCharacterizing the bill as “inoperable from start to finish”, President de Sousa indicated it was unlikely to pass in its current form.
Read moreMadeira’s President says his government “refuses to apply the measures” and that it has the “capacity and authority to legislate on the subject.”
Read moreInês Costa Moura and Miguel Gomes outline the three possible outcomes of the government’s proposal and what is at stake in terms of jobs.
Read moreConsidering the questions surrounding the proposal’s constitutionality, the golden visa’s future is unlikely to be settled before May.
Read moreOptylon Krea gathers a group of six of Portugal’s most experienced immigration lawyers to answer questions about the golden visa’s future.
Read moreThe precise wording of yesterday’s press conference left many questions unanswered and offers some hope, indicate Sara Sousa Rebolo and Vanessa Rodrigues Lima.
Read moreThe worst thinkable outcome has come to fruition. Hopes to the contrary notwithstanding, the entire program is being scrapped.
Read more“The package that will be approved on the 16th,” writes Expresso, “will also include a symbolic measure: The long-promised end of the golden visas.
Read moreAmericans leapfrog Turks to become the third-biggest investor nationality. British application volume is showing signs of acceleration too.
Read moreSince the first judge ruled in favor of a golden visa investor last summer, dozens more have been taking the SEF to court – and winning.
Read moreRemote workers in Portugal – and their foreign employers – must ensure they don’t run afoul of Portuguese labor and tax laws, write Mónica Santos Costa and Tiago de Magalhães.
Read moreArish Capital Partners’ “Liberty Lisbon” project on Avenida da Liberdade sold out in record time. Here’s what they’re developing next.
Read moreIn this final installment, Mel Warshaw and David Lesperance discuss issues around using Portugal as part of a plan to expatriate from the US.
Read moreAmericans were the top investor nationality for Portugal’s golden visa in 2022, doubling in numbers from 2021, while fund investment tripled.
Read moreMel Warshaw and David Lesperance continue to outline uniquely American issues that US taxpayers need to consider when moving to Portugal.
Read moreUkraine, whiplashing post-pandemic demand, Portugal’s golden visa crisis, and a host of price changes made for a highly eventful year.
Read moreMelvin Warshaw and David Lesperance highlight three uniquely American pitfalls US expats must consider when investing and residing abroad.
Read moreE2 country nationals who are not “domiciled” can no longer get E2 visas if they got citizenship by “financial investment”. But what do those terms really mean?
Read moreMany Spanish speakers in Latin America assume their European foothold should start in Spain. For most, however, Portugal is a better option.
Read moreMeanwhile, the number of golden visas issued to American applicants has tripled in the same period. That is unlikely to be a coincidence.
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