Can I be naturalized by immigrating to Portugal? What is Portugal's naturalization policy?

Portuguese immigrants obtained residence status for the first time 1 year; After that, you can extend your residence for two years each time, that is, 1+2+2=5 years; The conditions for applying for extension of residence are: 1. In the first year, you must live in Portugal for 7 days; Since the second year, I have lived in Portugal for two years 14 days; 2. Investment continues to be maintained; 3. No criminal record.

After living for five years, you can apply for permanent residence or even naturalization according to law; The conditions for Portuguese immigrants to apply for permanent residence are: 1. Having obtained the legal right of abode for 5 years; 2. No criminal record; 3. Master basic Portuguese; (Tested or certified by Portugal A 1). The conditions for applying for naturalization are: 1. Having obtained the legal right of abode for 6 years; 2. No criminal record; 3. Master basic Portuguese; (Portuguese A2 test or certification). To obtain permanent residence status, you need to renew your card every five years. Generally, the application process for card replacement is very simple. Just take photos and reissue the card. But strictly speaking, there are some legal requirements for maintaining permanent residence: 1. No criminal record; 2. Portugal 1 time is required every 2 years; 3. Live in Portugal for 60 days every year (you must not leave Portugal for more than 30 months within 3 years; Not allowed to land in Portugal for 24 consecutive months within 5 years)

Overseas Chinese immigrants remind: Portugal's gold residence bill is relatively new, and the bill is very clear 1+2+2=5 years; The conditions for applying for permanent residence and naturalization come from the interpretation and understanding of various lawyer channels with reference to the traditional immigration law, and there are some differences of opinion. Moreover, different immigration officers in the Immigration Bureau have different criteria for judging cases. But on balance, we all apply for permanent residence or naturalization under the most conservative and strict conditions.