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Please note: Under Portuguese law, you’ll need a Portuguese NIF (tax number) to apply for a mortgage. This is required for all formal financial transactions. Our experts can introduce you to a trusted legal representative who can help you obtain one.

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Portugal has relatively affordable housing prices compared to many other parts of Europe, but there are a number of exclusive property enclaves where land and property comes at a premium. This is especially in the major cities, such as Lisbon, Porto and parts of the Algarve where housing prices are generally higher.