Stay as little as 7 days a year and enjoy Europe’s best—freedom, luxury, and a path to EU citizenship with the Golden Visa.
Are you looking for a safe way to invest in Portugal's high-growth sectors while securing a Golden Visa and receiving a return on your investment? By investing in government-approved private equity funds, you can target lucrative industries like energy, technology, and industry.
These funds focus on secure growth industries such as Hospitality, Renewable Energy, Tech, Agriculture, and Bonds, allowing you to diversify your investment portfolio.
It’s a smart and strategic choice for investors seeking long-term benefits and residency in a dynamic market.
Are you passionate about the arts? By investing in or donating at least €250,000 to qualified projects in Portuguese arts, national heritage, or culture, you can support meaningful cultural initiatives while securing your Portuguese Golden Visa.
To qualify, your investment must be directed toward a pre-approved project endorsed by the Portuguese government.
If you want to create jobs and contribute to community development, this investment route allows you to achieve residency by fostering employment!
By creating at least ten full-time jobs, or eight jobs in low-density population areas, you can make a significant impact.
All positions must adhere to Portugal’s labor laws and social security regulations, ensuring that your investment supports fair employment practices and community growth.
Are you an entrepreneur or investor looking to expand into Portugal? This option supports job creation and strengthens the local economy.
You can start by incorporating a new company in Portugal, requiring an initial share capital investment of €500,000 and the creation of at least five permanent jobs.
Alternatively, you can increase the share capital of an existing Portuguese company by €500,000 while fulfilling the job creation requirements set by the Portuguese Government.
These options provide a strategic way to expand your business presence and secure residency while supporting economic development in Portugal.