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If you hold a valid residence permit in Portugal and are a EU national, you may be eligible to apply for family reunification (Reagrupamento Familiar), allowing your spouse, children, parents, or even dependent siblings to join you. 📌 Key points to consider: ✅ The process applies to residence permit holders, including work visas, D7, D8 (digital nomad), and others. ✅ Family members will receive a residence permit with similar rights to yours. ✅ Required documents include proof of income, accommodation, and relationship to the family member. ✅ Applications can be submitted through AIMA (former SEF), and processing times may vary. Navigating Portuguese bureaucracy can be tricky, but having the right guidance makes all the difference. Have questions? Drop them in the comments! Sources: - https://www.servicopublico.pt/certificado-registo-cidadao-ue-crue/ - https://aima.gov.pt/pt/nacionais-ue-e-familiares/familiares-de-nacionais-ue/cartao-de-residencia-para-familiares-de-na...

Relocating to Portugal has become an attractive option for many Americans, thanks to our rich culture, favorable climate, and high quality of life. However, the visa application process can seem daunting, especially with numerous agencies offering their services at substantial fees. In reality, with the right information, the process is straightforward and can often be pretty much managed independently. Understanding the Key Visa Options: D7 Visa (Passive Income Visa): Who is it for? Individuals with a stable passive income, such as retirees or remote workers. Requirements: Proof of sufficient passive income or salary. Obtaining a Portuguese Tax Identification Number (NIF). Opening a Portuguese bank account. Securing accommodation in Portugal. Process: Gather necessary documentation, including proof of income, accommodation, and personal identification. Apply at the Portuguese Consulate in the U.S. or through VFS Global. Attend an interview if required. Upon appro...

  Buying property in Portugal through financing is possible for both residents and non-residents, but mortgage conditions vary depending on nationality, residency status, and banking policies. Below is an overview of what to expect based on different buyer profiles. 1. Portuguese Citizens Residing Abroad (Non-Residents) Portuguese nationals who live outside Portugal but want to purchase property in the country have access to local mortgages under special conditions. Banks often classify them as non-resident buyers , meaning: ✅ Loan-to-Value (LTV): Up to 70%-80% of the property’s appraised value or purchase price (whichever is lower). ✅ Interest Rates: Generally similar to resident rates, but can be slightly higher. ✅ Income Assessment: Global income is considered, but some banks may apply currency conversion risks for non-EUR earnings. ✅ Required Documents: Proof of income, tax returns, Portuguese tax number (NIF), and credit history from the country of residence. 💡 Tip: If you h...

'Extraordinary' Relocation & Concierge Package  Hassle-Free Rental Experience in Northern Portugal Relocating to Portugal? Our 'Extraordinary'  Package is designed for international clients seeking a stress-free transition to the North of Portugal. From property searches to legal paperwork, we handle every step, ensuring you arrive with everything set up and ready to go . ✅ Remote Convenience – Set everything up before arriving in Portugal . ✅ Expert Guidance – Local expertise, legal insights, and personalized support. What’s Included? Pre-Arrival & Rental Assistance: 🔎 Rental Market Research – 75+ hours of research tailored to your needs. 🏡 Property Visits & Reports – 6 in-person visits by our team with detailed feedback. 📄 Lease Agreement Review – Legal verification to ensure fair terms. 📝 Translation of Lease Agreement – Bilingual if required, for full clarity. Concierge & Bureaucratic Support: 🏦 Bank Account Setup – Assistance in openin...

The Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) status is a special regime that offers reduced Personal Income Tax (IRS) for 10 years to new foreign residents (of any nationality) and Portuguese citizens who have been living abroad for more than five years . To benefit from this favorable tax regime, the non-habitual resident must either work in a profession considered to be of "high added value" or be a pensioner . This incentive aims to attract highly qualified professionals in key industries and retirees with pensions earned abroad. Pay attention to the latest updates explained below. What Does the Law Say? The NHR status was introduced in 2009 under the Investment Tax Code (Decree-Law No. 249/2009, of September 23) . The Portuguese Tax Authority has created a guide for the Non-Habitual Resident Tax Regime , which you can consult [ chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://info.portaldasfinancas.gov.pt/pt/apoio_contribuinte/Folhetos_informativos/Documents/IRS_RNH_PT...

Dear Expats, Please note the following: if you will be looking for a rental or property purchase with me, and still needing to get your NIF (Portuguese Tax Number) and open a Bank Acoount, I will help you to get both, completely FREE OF CHARGE!!!  📍 U C Homes - AMI 24449 📧 ulisses.uchomes@gmail.com 📞 +351 919 128 664 (chamada rede móvel nacional)