Ria de Alvor, Algarve
Castelo de São Jorge, Lisboa
Ponte Dom Luís, Porto
Câmara de Lobos, Madeira
MAAT, Lisboa
Praia da Carrapateira, Alentejo
Pessoa & Partners is a Lisbon-based consultancy firm that specializes in providing independent and professional support to foreign citizens and companies looking to establish in Portugal.
We can help you in the areas of residence and citizenship acquisition, tax consultancy (namely regarding the special reduced taxation regime for first-time residents and other kinds of tax planning), and also investment consultancy - whether strictly financial, in real estate or other forms of investment. We are also committed to help you and your family having a great time in Portugal. As such, we can help you with all the family matters you need – from finding an international school that suits your needs to planning your holidays.
Foreign citizens from non-EU countries can apply for residence permits in Portugal: via-investment, via-highly qualified employment or via-retirement.
The acquisition of real estate abroad is, nowadays, an alternative form of investment that has shwon to be highly lucrative.
One of the main tax attractions offered by Portugal to foreign citizens is the Non-Habitual Tax Resident Regime (NHR).
We can plan and manage your family or your company's financial matters and help you finding alternative investment opportunities.
A special conference took place in Dublin to showcase ‘Living and Working’ opportunities in Portugal, revealing some of Europe’s most attractive tax breaks. The ‘Portugal Conference’ was staged at the Clayton Hotel, Ballsbridge, Dublin, in February 04, 2020. [in The Portugal News]
The American interested in establishing residency or citizenship in Europe has more options today than ever in history, depending on how much time and money you’re looking to spend to achieve the objective. If you have the budget, for example, you could make a 250,000-euro donation to the arts in Portugal and receive residency and, eventually, citizenship in that country in return. [in Forbes]
