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Temporary Residence Permit Residencies Plan of Portugal (Europe)
Temporary Residence Permit
investment
Pensioner
You may get a temporary residence permit if you receive a pension from a government or a recognized institution, and you wish to settle in Portugal. Usually the permit is granted to those who can prove that they have a monthly pension of at least €1,070. Your direct dependents may be included in the application.In addition, if you become a Portuguese tax resident (i.e. by spending 183 days in a year in the country or having a dwelling in Portugal with the intention of holding it as your habitual residence), and you have not been taxed in Portugal, as tax resident, in the previous five years, you may be eligible for the Non-Habitual Resident Status. Under this regime, you may benefit from a full tax exemption on foreign-source pensions, dividends, royalties, interest income and other investment income, during a period of 10 years.
The Temporary residence permit will be valid for one year, renewable for two-year periods, provided that you still meet the requirements for which it was issued.
After the 5th year of legal residency, you may apply for a permanent residence permit. The PR permit will allow you to live and work indefinitely in Portugal. To be eligible you may be required to have a place of abode in Portugal, have sufficient means of subsistence and some basic knowledge of Portuguese.
A permanent residence permit is not subject to minimum stay requirements, but it may be cancelled if you, without an acceptable justification, are away from Portugal for a period of 24 consecutive months, or for a non-consecutive period of 30 months over 3 years.
After the 6th year of legal residency, you may be eligible for naturalization. To become a Portuguese citizen, you may be required to attend an interview, show ties to the country, be able to speak Portuguese and possess knowledge of the country's history, culture and values.
Requirements
- Documents certifying the pension, its total amount per month, and how the funds will be transferred to Portugal.
- Proof of health/accident insurance is required. Holders of domestic insurance without travel insurance need to provide a declaration from the insurer that their coverage is valid in all Schengen states up to an amount equal to €30,000.
Restricted Nationalities
European Economic Area
dual citizenship
Dual citizenship is recognized in Portugal. You are not required to renounce your previous nationality to become a citizen of Portugal.
Documents Required
- Evidence of Health Insurance
- Original Police Clearance Certificate
- Receipt of payment of fees
- Bank Statement
- Original Bank Reference Letter (Not older than 6 month)
- Original and photocopy of passport
- Original or Certified copy of Birth Certificate (if applicable)
- Original or Certified copy of Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
- Proof of pension
- dual citizenship Yes
- Family members included Yes
- land ownership No
- Physical residence required No
- Personal visit required Yes
- Language skills required No
- Interview required No
- Investment Single -
- Investment Family 4 -
- Minimum annual income €12,000
- Time to citizenship 72
- Time to permanent residency 60
- Visa-free countries 171
- Financing available No
Portugal
The Portuguese Republic is a transcontinental country member of the European Union. It is located in the southwest of Europe, in the Iberian peninsula. It has borders to the east and the north with Spain, and limits to the south and west with the Atlantic ocean. It also includes the autonomous regions of the archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira located in the northern hemisphere of the Atlantic Ocean. Portugal has a population of over 10 million people. Its capital and most populated city is Lisbon, its official language is Portuguese and its official currency is the Euro. The country is classified as 19th in terms of quality of life, and has one of the best healthcare systems worldwide.
- National Flag of:Portugal
- Currency:EUR
- Area Code:351
- Capital:Lisbon
- Continent:Europe
- Native Languages:Portuguese,
- Population:10,676,000
BENIFITS
With your new passport from Portugal you'll be able to access 171 countries visa free
citizenship benefits Become an EU citizen with the right to live work do business invest own property and access to healthcare and education benefits throughout the European Union Visa-free or Visa on arrival to 171 countries including United States Schengen Area United Kingdom Get one of the most valuable passport worldwide Visa-free access to the United States Access to educational and healthcare benefits permanent residency benefits The right to live and work in Portugal without any time limit Access to healthcare and education system Be eligible for citizenship in a short period of time temporary residency benefits Warm climate Territorial tax system High quality of life Low cost of living Be eventually eligible for permanent residency Peaceful democratic and politically stable country Travel visa-free across the European Union Low cost programFEES
| ITEM | AMOUNT |
|---|---|
| processing fees main applicant | €514 |
| 80 | |
| processing fees spouse | €80 |
| 40 | |
| processing fees dependents -18 | €80 |
| 40 | |
| processing fees dependents 18-25 | €80 |
| 40 |
TAXES
An individual is deemed to be tax-resident in Portugal for tax purposes if he or she spends more than 183 days in a 12-month period in the country, or maintains a habitual residence there.
Tax-residents are subject to tax on their worldwide income, while non-residents are taxed on their Portuguese-source income.
Personal income is taxed at progressive rates from 14.5% to 48% on annual income exceeding €80,000. Non-residents are taxed at a flat rate of 25%. A solidarity rate, which varies between 2.5% and 5%, may apply to taxable income exceeding €80,000.
Capital gains are taxed separately at a flat rate of 28%. 50% of gross gains derived from the sale of shares held on unlisted micro and small companies are subject to taxation.
For tax residents, 50% of capital gains from the sale of real estate is taxed at marginal rates from 14.50% to 48%. An exemption may apply if the property is the taxpayer’s primary residence.
Investment income is usually taxed at a 28% flat rate. However, tax-residents may opt to be taxed at marginal rates from 14.50% to 48%. Investment income from a black-listed jurisdiction may be taxed at a 35% tax rate.
New tax residents who have not been taxed in Portugal as tax residents in the previous five years may qualify for the Non-Habitual Resident Regime. Under this regime, foreign-source pensions, dividends, royalties, interest income and other investment income is exempted from taxation during a 10-year period.
Portugal has controlled foreign company (CFC) rules, under which income retained in foreign entities (non-EEA) owned by tax residents may be attributable.
A real property tax is levied by municipalities at rates between 0.3% and 0.8%. If the owner is an entity in a black-listed jurisdiction, tax may be increased to 7.5%. Residential real estate may be subject to an additional property tax at progressive rates up to 1%, and 7.5% if the owner is an entity resident of a black-listed jurisdiction.
Municipalities also levy a transfer tax at a maximum of 6.5% on urban properties. If the purchaser is a resident of a black-listed jurisdiction tax is increased to 10%.
Inheritances and gifts are subject to a stamp duty of 10%. An exemption may apply when the recipient is a direct ascendant or descendant.
There are no taxes on personal net worth in Portugal.
The V.A.T. standard rate is 23%. An intermediate rate of 13% and a reduced rate of 6% may apply for certain goods and services.
Regarding corporate taxation, resident entities are subject to corporate income tax, a progressive surcharge and municipal surcharge. The maximum possible combined effective tax rate is 29.5% (for profits exceeding €35m). Portugal also comprises Madeira, an autonomous region with an advantageous tax regime.
To learn more about Portuguese corporate taxation, legal framework and tax treaties, visit incorporatios.io/portugal."
| TAX ITEM | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Property tax | Yes |
| Transfer tax | Yes |
| Inheritance tax | Yes |
| Net worth tax | No |
| CFC law | Yes |
| Tax residency days | 183 |
| Personal income tax rate | 48% |
| Capital Gains tax rate | 28% |
| Investment income tax rate | 28% |
| Territorial taxation | Yes |
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