Portugal Pathways – Pathway to Wealth

Wealth SOLUTIONS

IFICI (NHR 2.0) Tax Regime

A new, structured tax regime for skilled professionals and investors

Guidance on accessing Portugal’s replacement for NHR, helping you understand eligibility, benefits, and long-term financial planning opportunities under IFICI.

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End of NHR Status

Plan ahead for the transition when your NHR status ends

Personalised strategies to optimise your tax position after NHR, including structuring income, assets, and residency to maintain long-term efficiency.

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Investment Strategies

Independent, risk-managed investment guidance

Insight into diversified investment approaches—from funds and portfolios to private opportunities—aligned with your goals, risk profile, and residency plans.

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Business Setup Solutions

Clear support for establishing or relocating your business

A complete framework for setting up a company in Portugal, covering structure, tax, compliance, banking, and strategic support for entrepreneurs.

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Foreign Currency Exchange

Secure, cost-efficient global money transfers

Expert FX solutions to help you move funds for property, investment, or living costs while reducing fees and protecting against unfavourable currency movements.

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FAQs

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Find out frequently asked questions about wealth and investing in Portugal

Does Portugal Golden Visa allow dual citizenship?

Portugal permits dual citizenship in many cases. Golden Visa holders can become eligible to apply for Portuguese citizenship after meeting the legal requirements over the qualifying period, including documentation and language requirements, and subject to authority assessment.

Does my business need to be successful to get permanent residency in Portugal under the D2 Visa?

Business failure alone does not automatically disqualify you, but you should be able to demonstrate that you have:  Actively operated your business  Contributed to the Portuguese economy, even on a small scale  Maintained legal compliance, including taxes and social security  Sustained yourself financially while residing in Portugal If your original business is no longer viable, transitioning to another activity or source of income may still support your residency renewal, as long as your overall situation remains stable and compliant.

What are the costs involved in setting up a business and applying for a D2 visa?

Costs typically include:  Company registration fees  Legal and advisory support  Minimum share capital (typically minimal for Lda companies)  Visa application and relocation costs The overall investment depends on the complexity of your business and visa strategy.

What types of businesses are eligible for the D2 visa?

To establish a business, you typically need:  A Portuguese tax number (NIF)  A registered business address in Portugal  Company name approval  Shareholder identification and documentation  A business bank account

Do I need to set up a company before applying for the D2 visa?

In most cases, yes—or at least show clear intent. You can:  Incorporate a company in Portugal, or  Present a detailed business plan with proof of financial means Having a registered company often strengthens your D2 visa application by demonstrating commitment and operational readiness.

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