Your essential guide to emigrating to Portugal

A step-by-step guide to hassle-free relocation to Portugal
Gain insight into living and working in Portugal
Top tips on moving to Portugal to retire

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Guidance on every step of the process
Gain insight into living in Portugal
Ensure your purchase is easy and smooth

What’s included in the guide?

Checklist to a perfect emigrationA handy list to follow when emigrating to the home of your dreams in Portugal.
Tips on financeHow to save money on currency exchange, advice on tax, pension, banking and more
Moving to Portugal after BrexitRules of residency, obtaining Visas, 90 day rule explained and more.

Helpful InformationHow to access Portugal healthcare, move with a pet or work in Portugal
Costs for buying a propertyPlan your budget and avoid hidden costs you might not be aware of.
Settle in with childrenUseful tips for education and childcare.

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Everything you need to make your property purchase a success

1. Find a property

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2. Speak to the experts

Get your questions answered by our friendly UK property consultants and trusted experts

3. Get your finances in place

Avoid losing money on your property purchase

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