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The Portugal D7 Visa requirements are several, as this type of visa allows foreign citizens who wish to reside in Portugal (either as retirees or living out of their income), regardless of age, the entrance in Portugal to obtain a residence permit. Applicants wishing...
Taxes in Portugal for expats are, for many, a dream come true. In fact, under the Non-Habitual Resident (NHR), taxes in Portugal for expats are considerably lower. The NHR scheme is the special Portuguese taxation regime applicable to the foreign income of natural...
After deep examination (or perhaps on instinct, like several of our clients who have fallen instantly in love with the island), you have decided to purchase real estate in Madeira island, the Pearl of the Atlantic. As attorneys and accountants, our team knows that...
Expats in Madeira face several relocation matters that need to be addressed by local experts; most of the time, taxation in Madeira is one of them. After all, relocation as an ex-pat will involve some level of bureaucracy to a degree. In this short blog post, we will...
Most expats reaching out to us wonder how to move to Portugal effectively and what steps one must take from an immigration and taxation standpoint. Our team of professionals (lawyers, accountants and economists) have come up with four steps that one needs to go...
If you are looking for information about starting a business in Portugal, look no further because you should be starting it in Madera. Our team of professionals has more than 25 years of experience in assisting international investors in setting up their business and...
Relocating to another country is a major life change that sometimes can be stressful, and the same is true for expats in Portugal. There are several legal and administrative procedures that one should be aware of to ensure the transition occurs as smoothly as...
As tax advisors since 1995, we have heard our fair share of tales as old as the time of expats relocating to Portuguese territory for immigration and tax purposes, ending up not complying with Portuguese tax law, when it comes to personal income taxation, and...
The risk of a real estate bubble in Portugal (and Madeira Island) exists. The conclusion is from Bloomberg after an analysis carried out on 19 OECD countries, including Portugal, and taking into account factors such as the house price-to-rent ratio, the house...
The best place to live in Portugal is the Autonomous Region of Madeira (Madeira and Porto Santo islands). Do you ever ponder what life is like in Madeira? Let’s begin at the beginning: World Travel Awards has named Madeira Island, Portugal, the “World’s Leading Island...