How can I immigrate to Portugal

First of all, experts from Europe and Shenzhen will introduce you to the basic conditions and requirements for immigrating to Portugal. If you want to buy 500,000 euros of Portuguese real estate, you can get the status of gold residence card.

Application conditions:

1. Principal applicant 18 years old;

2. No criminal record;

3. Purchase local real estate of more than 500,000 euros;

4. You can apply for permanent residence if the investment is maintained for more than 5 years;

5. Residence requirements: 7 days in the first year, and every two years thereafter 14 days.

Application process:

1. The evaluation before signing the contract is qualified;

2. Formal contract operation;

3. Prepare the Schengen visa for the first time;

4. Submit the embassy's audit documents and obtain a one-time Schengen visa (about 15 days);

5. Visit Portugal (at your own expense) and buy real estate;

6. Sign a house purchase agreement, prepare immigration information and submit it to the local immigration bureau for review;

7.8- 12 months to get the gold residence visa notice;

8. Submit an extension of residence after one year;

Submit an application for permanent residence after 9.5 years;

Apply for naturalization after 10. 6 years;

Overall cycle: 8- 12 months (after submitting immigration materials)

Application fee:

1. Service fee: 30,000 RMB;

2. Investment cost: the house payment starts from 500,000 euros, and other house payment taxes and fees are about 400,000 euros;

3. Third-party expenses: about 5,000 RMB;

Project advantages:

1. One step in place, no need to wait: low threshold, no language, education, financial requirements, the fastest 20 days to submit;

2. A set of real estate, permanent property right: the permanent property right of the house can obtain rental income while maintaining the value, and it is a safe and secure investment method;

3. One person applies, three generations of peers: both parents can apply at the same time;

4. One-week residence, permanent status: no immigration supervisor, only 7 days per year.