At the beginning of this month (June 2024), the Portuguese government announced that they would legislate, without needing parliamentary approval, to reinstate the 20% flat tax for dependent and independent workers who have become residents of Portugal after not having been residents in the past five years. It is still unknown when this change will…

Frustrated with Residency Permit Delays? Take AIMA to Court to Expedite Your Application Are you waiting too long for your residency permit in Portugal? The Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that taking the Agency for Integration, Migration, and Asylum (AIMA) to court can expedite your residency permit application. This decision protects your rights, freedoms, and…

Portugal has become a prime destination for digital nomads, thanks to its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and robust digital infrastructure. This article explores why Portugal is a hotspot for remote workers and provides practical tips for those considering making the move, highlighting how Portugalize can assist with every step of the journey. Why Choose Portugal?…

The Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) regime is a highly advantageous tax program for individuals relocating to Portugal who have not been residents in the country for the past 5 years and is ending. This regime, which lasts for 10 years, offers significant tax benefits, including flat rates of 10% on pension income and 20% on income…

Relocating to Portugal involves a two-step process: first, obtaining a residency visa, and then applying for a residency permit upon arrival. Understanding the distinction between these two components is crucial for anyone considering a move to Portugal. Let’s clarify the differences between the residency visa and the residency permit based on the provided legal framework….