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Portugal boasts a notably high homeownership rate, with approximately 75% of the population owning property—about 10% higher than the rates observed in the United States and the United Kingdom.

The short answer is YES!

Residence permit by investment.

ViVisa-free travel within the European Schengen Area, along with the right to live, work, and study in Portugal.

Eligibility to apply for Portuguese citizenship after five years of legal residence, while retaining other citizenship(s).

Minimal physical presence requirements: only seven days during the first year and 14 days in the subsequent two years, which count toward citizenship eligibility after five years.

Access to excellent international and Portuguese schools and universities.

High quality of life, renowned local cuisine and wines, rich cultural heritage, mild climate, and a high level of safety.

Healthcare facilities with internationally recognized clinics and hospitals.sa exemption for travel within the European Schengen Area and the right to live, work and study in Portugal.Eligibility to apply for citizenship after five years as a legal resident while maintaining other citizenship(s).Low presence requirement physical (seven days during the first year of residence and 14 days in the following two years, which can count towards eligibility for citizenship after five years).Excellent international and Portuguese schools and universities.High quality of life, local cuisine and wines, rich culture, mild climate and high level of security. Clinics and hospitals of international quality in the healthcare sector.

The Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) status in Portugal offers significant tax benefits to individuals who establish their tax residency in the country.