Learn how Portugal’s Golden Visa can lead to EU citizenship through the Alternative Investment Fund route. This webinar covers the key requirements, timelines, and investment options available in 2025.
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Portugal’s Golden Visa offers a pathway to EU residency and, after five years, eligibility for Portuguese citizenship. The programme does not require full-time relocation, and applicants need only spend an average of seven days per year in Portugal. Family members can be included, and successful applicants gain visa-free access to the Schengen Zone, with the potential for broader travel and settlement rights once citizenship is obtained.
This webinar will explain how the Golden Visa works in 2025, with a focus on the Alternative Investment Fund route — now the primary option available. With a minimum investment of €500,000, participants can invest in regulated Portuguese funds across sectors such as real estate, technology, and renewable energy. Our panel will outline the application steps, investment structures, timelines, and what to expect at each stage of the process.
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