Portugal Golden Visa Program
Your Ideal Path to European Living and Residency
Portugal
Portugal
Golden Visa Program
Portugal remains one of the most popular immigration destinations in Europe, thanks to its stable political environment, mild climate, friendly society, and EU membership. Its renowned Golden Visa Program offers non-EU nationals a convenient path to obtain residency. With flexible investment options, applicants and their families can live, work, and study in Portugal—and eventually obtain permanent residency or citizenship within the EU
Key Features of the Portugal Golden Visa Program
Investment funds (minimum €500,000)
Business creation that generates employment
Cultural donations (starting from €250,000)
Scientific research support (starting from €500,000)
Only 7 days of stay per year during the first two years, and 14 days every three years thereafter are required to maintain the visa
Approval typically takes 6 to 12 months. Once approved, applicants receive a residency card that allows free travel within Schengen countries
Applicants can include their spouse and children, and may also apply for dependent parents to join under the visa
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Advantages of Immigrating
to Portugal
Access to Europe
Residency card holders can freely travel within the 26 Schengen countries, greatly enhancing international mobility
High Quality of Life
Lower living costs compared to many European countries, with excellent healthcare and education—ideal for both retirees and families
Rich Educational Resources
Portugal hosts many international schools and allows access to top universities across the EU, expanding opportunities for children’s education
Path to Permanent Residency and Citizenship
After 5 years of continuous residency, applicants may apply for permanent residence or Portuguese citizenship—without renouncing their original nationality (depending on home country laws)
Welcoming Immigration Environment
The Portuguese are known for their warm and inclusive attitude toward newcomers, making it easier for immigrants to adapt and thrive
Who Is It For?
