Strategic Tax & Immigration Guides by Kore Partners

At Kore Partners, we advise international families, entrepreneurs, and investors navigating relocation to Portugal through structured tax and immigration planning. To support informed decision-making, we have prepared three guides covering Portugal’s main residence and tax pathways:

1️⃣ Portugal Golden Visa

Residency by Investment (ARI)

Designed for investors seeking flexible residency with limited physical presence requirements, we prepared a detailed overview of Portugal’s Golden Visa regime, including:

  • Eligible investment routes (funds, cultural support, research, business investment)

  • Step-by-step application process

  • Minimum stay requirements

  • Pathway to permanent residence and citizenship

  • Key tax considerations

  • Comparison with D7 Visa

[Download Golden Visa Guide]

2️⃣ Portugal D7 Visa

Residence Through Passive Income

Ideal for individuals planning genuine relocation to Portugal, we prepared a practical guide to the D7 residence permit for individuals and families with stable recurring income, including:

  • Eligibility requirements and income thresholds

  • Physical presence obligations

  • Application process (consular stage + AIMA)

  • Tax residence implications

  • Comparison with Golden Visa

[Download D7 Guide]

3️⃣ NHR 2.0 Regime

Portugal’s New Special Tax Framework

Essential reading for internationally mobile families considering Portuguese tax residence, we prepared an in-depth presentation on Portugal’s new NHR 2.0 (IFICI) tax regime, covering:

  • Eligible activity routes

  • 10-year tax benefit framework

  • Foreign income treatment

  • Structuring considerations

  • Case studies for HNWIs and entrepreneurs

  • Comparison with other European tax regimes

[Download NHR 2.0 Guide]

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This briefing provides for general information and is not intended to be an exhaustive statement of the law. Although we have taken care to provide accurate information, this should not replace legal advice tailored to your specific circumstances. This briefing is intended for the use of clients and selected recipients. Queries or comments regarding this, including joining our mailing list, can be directed to kore@korepartners.com

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