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Brochura Nova 25.01.21 A MEMBER OF AUREUM GROUP “HOTEL ROYAL SÃO PAULO, THE BEAUTY OF ALENTEJO IN A VILLAGE OF KINGS” ALENTEJO, PORTUGAL The plains that extend as far as the eye can see EUROPE PORTUGAL YOUR GATEWAY TO EU CITIZENSHIP EUROPEAN UNION 2020 NUMBERS EUROPEAN SCHENGEN COUNTRIES AREA EUROZONE PART OF THE EU COUNTRIES COUNTRIES GDP 27 REPRESENT MEMBER 27 26 19 22% GLOBAL STATES GDP Austria Austria Austria Belgium Belgium Belgium Bulgaria Czech Republic Cyprus CRoatia Denmark Estonia SCHENGEN AREA CypRus Estonia Finland ZONE 4.42 MILLION Czech Republic Finland France FREELY KM² Denmark France Germany Estonia Germany Greece Finland Greece Ireland FRance Hungary Italy Germany Iceland Latvia 24 POPULATION GReece Italy Lithuania OFFICIAL +513 MILLION HungaRy Latvia Luxembourg LANGUAGES EST. 2018 IReland Liechtenstein Malta Italy Lithuania the Netherlands Latvia Luxembourg Portugal Lithuania Malta Slovakia Luxembourg Netherlands Slovenia Malta Norway Spain 62 EURO Netherlands YEARS ZONE Poland IN PEACE 19 Poland Portugal COUNTRIES PoRtugal Slovakia Romania Slovenia Slovakia Spain Slovenia Sweden Spain Switzerland Sweden BEING A EUROPEAN CITIZEN MEANS YOU BENEFIT FROM ALL THE BEST THINGS A continent at peace The world`s biggest economy The freedom to move 7 EU CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS FREE POWERFUL FREE NON MEDICAL PASSPORT EDUCATION DISCRIMINATION COVERAGE VISA-WAIVER MOST OF TO 150+ THE COUNTRIES COUNTRIES FREE SAFETY VOTING MOVMENT FOOD & BEING LIVE, WORK STANDARD A CANDIDATE AND STUDY RIGHTS ACROSS EU EUROPE IS A WORLD LEADER IN QUALITY OF LIFE 2020 AVAILABLE DATA RUSSIA Life expectancy 70.5 Happiness 6.0 Paid Vacation 20 CANADA Maternity leave 20 Life expectancy 82.2 EU 27 Time not at work 15 Happiness 7.3 Life expectancy 80.7 Top 1% income share 20.2 Paid Vacation 10 Happiness 6.7 Maternity leave 8.2 Paid Vacation 22 Time not at work 14.4 Maternity leave 17.3 Top 1% income share 13.6 Time not at work 15.5 CHINA Top 1% income share 10.3 Life expectancy 76.1 Happiness 5.3 Paid Vacation 5 Maternity leave 14 Time not at work N/A Top 1% income share 13.9 JAPAN Life expectancy 76.1 Happiness 5.3 Paid Vacation 5 Maternity leave 14 Time not at work N/A Top 1% income share 13.9 USA Life expectancy 79.3 Happiness 7.0 Paid Vacation 0 Maternity leave 0 Time not at work 14.5 Top 1% income share 20.2 BRAZIL Life expectancy 75 Happiness 6.6 Paid Vacation 22 Maternity leave 17 AUSTRALIA Time not at work 15 SOUTH AFRICA Life expectancy 82.8 Top 1% income share 28.3 Life expectancy 62.9 Happiness 7.3 Happiness 4.8 Paid Vacation 20 Paid Vacation 15 Maternity leave 2.5 Maternity leave 10.2 Time not at work 14.4 Time not at work N/A Top 1% income share 9.1 Top 1% income share 19.2 Life expectancy Average life expectancy at birth, in years Happiness Index (10 happiest) Paid Vacation Minimum days of paid annual leave Maternity leave Full paid maternity leave, in weeks Time not at work Time devoted to leisure and personal care per day, in hours Top 1% income share % of national income of the top 1% REQUIREMENTS NO AGE NO MANAGEMENT NO EDUCATION NO FINANCIAL INTERVIEW LIMIT EXPERIENCES LIMIT PROOFS VALID LEGAL VALID MEDICAL 07 DAYS 5 YEARS OF PASSPORT RESIDENT INSURANCE OF STAY INVESTMENT GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP AND RESIDENCY choose where you want to live! - The Portugal Golden Visa Program, also known as in Portugal and permits free movement in Euro- the Residence Permit Program is a five-year pe’s Schengen Area. Opportunities to become a residency -by- investment scheme for non-EU permanent resident or citizen is possible, provided nationals. Since its inception in 2012, over 20,000 that the qualifying investment is kept for at least Golden Visas have been awarded to families from five years. across the world, and over €4 billion in funds have been raised, making it one of the most popular The investment threshold starts from €280,000, investor programs in the world. with a wide range of investment options available. At present, most investors choose to go through From its mesmerizing Atlantic coastline and the Golden Visa scheme by investing in real estate luscious landscapes to its year-round sunshine, or funds. Portugal’s charm is irresistible. The Portugal Golden Visa grants qualifying investors and their family members the right to live, work, and study TOTAL INVESTMENT 5 561 148 504,40€ BY CAPITAL TRANSFER 537 005 223,88€ BY PURCHASING A REAL ESTATE PROPERTY 5 024 143 280,52€ MAIN NATIONALITIES CHINA 4727 BRAZIL 977 TURKEY 442 SOUTH AFRICA 384 RUSSIA 350 GOLDEN RESIDENCE PERMIT PROGRAMME (ARI) Data from October 2012 to the 19st of November 2020 8702 ARI BY ACQUIRING REAL ESTATE (7958 BY SUBPARAGRAPH III 9.254 15.864 AND 744 BY SUBPARAGRAPH D), Residence permits Residence permits ARTICLE 3 OF LAW 23/2007, OF 4 JULY, AS AMENDED for pursuing to family members investment (family reunification) activities (ARI) 535 ARI BY TRANSFERRING CAPITAL 2012 2 2016 1414 - 2016 2344 2013 494 2017 1351 2013 576 2017 2678 2014 1526 2018 1409 2014 2395 2018 2500 17 ARI BY CREATING AT 2015 766 2019 773 2015 1322 2019 2192 LEAST 10 JOB POSITIONS 2020 1519 2020 1864 STATISTIC 15.864 ORGANIC LAW 2/2018 RESIDENCE The time period for a foreign national to apply PERMITS for Portuguese nationality has decreased from TO FAMIL 6 years to 5 years. MEMBERS Why Portugal Portugal consistently ranks as a top-tier country for Moreover, Lisbon is fast-gaining a reputation as Euro- expats. In a 2019 study conducted by Internations, Portu- pe’s ‘Silicon Valley’. A budding creative and tech gal came first for quality of life, safety, and stability. startup scene has sprung up in Portugal’s capital city, boosted by accelerator funding, tech incubators and Flourishing economy new coworking spaces. Innovative entrepreneurs are Portugal an ideal country to invest! flocking to the capital in droves, making Portugal an Permits to property owners for the renovation of ideal country to invest in business. old properties, in exchange for residence permits, are transforming Lisbon and Porto, while Portugal’s Excellent living standards Golden Visa scheme has led to a surge in residential One of the lowest costs of living in Europe property. Portugal boasts an international reputation for its As Portugal’s real estate market has expanded, oppor- world- class healthcare system. Its National Health tunities to make a profit from property investments Service provides free and universal healthcare for all have skyrocketed. With foreign property ownership Portuguese residents. At present, life expectancy in requirements and transaction costs being so modera- Portugal stands at 81. te, investors buying into the property market are For families with children looking to relocate, there is benefitting from significant capital gains. The Golden a rich network of private and international schools to Visa scheme also allows investors to rent out their choose from, with international schools offering high property during their five-year investment, enabling standards of education and a variety of curricula. them to gain a profit in returns. And as one of the countries with the lowest costs of living in Western Europe, just about everything in Portugal is affordable. From accommodation to groceries and public transport, a family can lead comfortable lives. Porto Safety International Airport 3rd safest country in the world (2020 Global Peace Index) Portugal is known for its progressive and tolerant laws as well as its peaceful way of life. The 2019 Global Peace Index found Portugal to be the fourth safest country in the world, just behind Iceland, New Zealand, and Austria. This is supported by the annual internal security report, which has shown crime rates dropping consecutively for the past seven years. sa iço V la Lisbon i International V Airport Environment 72% green energy As of April 2020, solar and wind power have produced Beja 72% of the country’s electricity. Portugal has also met Airport the World Health Organization’s guidelines on air pollution and is classified as a safe nation for its clean Distance to Lisbon Airport 192kms; 1H54minutes air. Ultimately, environmental protection enhances Distance to Porto Airport 378kms; 4H09minutes quality of life. Distance to Beja Airport Faro International 130kms; 1H32minutes Airport Distance to Faro Airport 266kms; 3H11minutes Distance to Seville Airport 282kms; 2H58minutes Why NOT Portuguese Golden Visa The fastest growing imigration program in Europe Investors buying into the real estate market in Portugal The Golden Visa Program is one of the fastest and for the Golden Visa now have excellent prospects for more reliable choices for foreign investors or third- capital gain in the coming years. Advice is recommen- -country nationals who want to be granted a residence ded for serious buyers as there are clear distinctions permit, through investment activities conducted between typical vacation homes on the coast in Portu- within Portugal territory. The main benefits of the gal and city properties such as Lisbon. program are the various choices of investments, a quick and unbureaucratic procedure and, lastly, a Why invest in Portugal minimal requirement for residency. This makes the The place to be portuguese Golden Visa the fastest-growing invest- The Portugal Golden Visa program has proven to be ment immigration program in Europe. one of the most popular schemes in Europe, attrac- ting many investors due to its flexibility and the bene- Real Estate Investment fits provided. Exelent capital gains Since its launching in 2012 the Golden Visa program The property market in Portugal like many southern has been actively promoted internationally by the European countries suffered with the credit crisis and Portuguese Government, allowing the investors to prices in 2015 are typically 20% – 30% below their obtain a residency permit, which may include its peak.
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