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Frequently
asked questions

Find answers to commonly asked questions about our solutions, the process of living, investing, financial and tax planning to thrive while domiciled in Portugal.

What are the benefits of a Digital Nomad Visa?
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The benefits of a digital nomad visa include the ability to live and work in Portugal for up to one year. This is suitable for nomad freelancers as it comes with the possibility of renewing the visa for an additional year. This visa offers access to Portugal's healthcare system and service providers and the chance to experience Portugal's culture, food, and lifestyle while working remotely.

Who is eligible for the Non-Habitual Residency (NHR) programme in Portugal?
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Anyone who has not been a tax resident in Portugal for the past five years can apply for the NHR programme and be a Portuguese resident. The programme is open to both EU and non-EU citizens. The NHR tax regime however, will end to new entrants on the 31st of December. The Portuguese government announced in their state budget for 2024, that anyone who has applied to secure NHR tax status in Portugal by December 31st, 2023, must be able to prove they have taken serious steps to prove intent to reside and pay tax in Portugal under NHR tax regime.

What are the tax benefits of the Non-Habitual Residency (NHR) programme?
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The NHR programme offers a flat tax rate of 0% on non Portugal derived income such as dividends, royalties and rental income. Additionally, qualifying overseas pensions may be taxed at a reduced rate of 10% for a period of ten years.

How do I apply for the Non-Habitual Residency (NHR) tax programme in Portugal?
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The NHR tax regime, will end to new entrants on the 31st of December. The Portuguese government announced in their state budget for 2024, that anyone who has applied to secure NHR tax status in Portugal by December 31st, 2023, must be able to prove they have taken serious steps to prove intent to reside and pay tax in Portugal under NHR tax regime. Read our detailed guide on what the items you need to have in place before the deadline.

How long does the Non-Habitual Residency (NHR) tax regime last?
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The NHR tax regime lasts for 10 years. During this period, current NHR tax holders can take advantage of favourable tax conditions in the double taxation agreement host country. After the 10-year period of the NHR tax regime ends, you will be subject to the regular Portuguese progressive tax rates. It is important to discuss with one of our financial advisors on the implications of this, and how you can mitigate future tax burdens

Can I work in Portugal while on the Non-Habitual Residency (NHR) tax regime?
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Yes, you can work in Portugal while on the NHR tax regime. However, the main tax benefits apply to passive income and pensions generated outside of Portugal.