Access a clear, on-the-ground overview of Portugal’s evolving Golden Visa residency-by-investment programme as it moves into 2026, with expert guidance from a panel of professional experts.
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As investors and affluent families increasingly seek greater European mobility, a pathway to EU citizenship, and a strategic residency “Plan B,” Portugal’s Golden Visa remains one of the world’s most sought-after residency-by-investment solutions—generating €54Bn for Portugal since its inception.
Yet many applicants are unsure where to begin: how to secure Golden Visa status, navigate the application process, select a Golden Visa alternative investment fund, or understand the impact of the recent nationality law changes currently under suspension and review by the Constitutional Court.
Our experts will provide the latest, on-the-ground insights into how Portugal’s residency-by-investment programme is evolving as we move into 2026.
With ongoing policy adjustments and renewed global interest, this session will clarify what’s changing, what remains stable, and how applicants can best position themselves for success in the year ahead.
Schedule a free consultation with one of our expert team to understand how you can maximise your future financial and tax position as a wealthy international expat in Portugal.
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