Portugal has become one of the most popular destinations in Europe for non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens looking for a new life — whether that’s retirees seeking sunshine, remote workers craving lifestyle balance, families wanting safety, or Brits and others simply trying to …
On paper, Portugal’s Digital Nomad Visa (often called the D8; sometimes the D9) sounds almost too simple: If you earn € per month, you can move to Portugal on your foreign income, get EU residency, maybe a passport.” If you’re …
Portugal’s Golden Visa is in a very different place than it was a few years ago. It’s still one of the last serious residency-by-investment options in the EU, and still incredibly flexible if you don’t want to move to Portugal …
Portugal has long marketed itself as something of a paradise — warm weather, affordable living, and a laid-back lifestyle that feels a world away from the stress and polarization of American life. So, should you move to Portugal from the …
Applying for a Portuguese residency visa is already complex, and much of the information online is outdated by the time you read it. Requirements, procedures, and enforcement standards do change — sometimes quietly, and sometimes quickly. If you are considering …
When you’re moving to Portugal, getting good quality, accurate information is not only important – it’s essential. You can find a lot of the information you need on blogs, in the many different expat Facebook groups, and on YouTube, but …
If you’re thinking about moving to a European country but you’re not sure which one, you may have short-listed Portugal and Italy. Both are beautiful countries with fascinating histories, excellent food, and a million other reasons to move there. But …
So you’ve heard the stories: the sunshine, the pace of life, the pastel de nata addiction—and the fact that Portugal is one of the easiest places in Europe to get residency. But if you’re not from the EU, the big …
The short answer is yes—but it’s not quite as simple as showing the Portuguese government a bank statement and declaring you can support yourself. You’ll need to qualify for a specific visa or route to residency that accommodates your financial …
The American exodus to Portugal is real. From retirees seeking a peaceful European lifestyle to young professionals escaping sky-high costs in San Francisco and New York, more Americans than ever are trading the Star-Spangled Banner for a new life across …
