Portugal Immigration News
Portugal: immigration policy, education, living, property and more.
European Land Investment Becomes a New Hotspot for Immigration Investment, Named One of the Top 10 Immigration Events of 2016
Recently, the "Top 10 Immigration Events of 2016," authoritatively released by Worldway Group, has quickly become the focus of attention for numerous domestic media outlets. Among them, investing in European estates, estate properties, and land has successfully been selected as a new hotspot for immigration investment.
Portugal Makes Forbes List, Entering the Top 20 Best Countries for Business in 2017
Strong economic growth and a favorable business investment environment make the future potential of real estate investment in Portugal immeasurable. Worldway immigration experts remind you: Portugal's agricultural land resources are scarce and appreciating rapidly; it is best to invest and immigrate early.
2017 British Travel Destination: Portugal Becomes Extremely Popular
According to a report by Dinheiro Vivo, the Azores in Portugal ranked second in the 2017 British Travel Destination Awards recently announced by the British Tourist Authority.
Immigrate to Portugal and Experience an Instant Surge in Happiness
It is said that Portugal is a country that makes people happy. What is it like to be surrounded by such a deep sense of happiness? Just thinking about it is exciting.
Which Country is Best for Investment Immigration in 2017 (Europe)?
With the arrival of the third wave of immigration, Europe has become another hotspot for investment, settlement, and immigration following Canada, the United States, and Australia, due to its low thresholds, fast processing times, no immigration supervision, and no need to explain the source of funds. Currently, European immigration programs have become the focus of attention for many media outlets and investors.
Which agency is good for applying for immigration to Portugal?
Recently, the British magazine Wallpaper nominated Lisbon as the 'Best City' in the 2017 Design Awards, while the Palácio Chiado in Lisbon was nominated for 'Best New Restaurant.' Duarte Pinto, the founding partner of Palácio Chiado, stated: 'Portugal has entered the ranks of first-class design, and the nomination of Palácio Chiado is undoubtedly an international recognition of our efforts.
Immigrating to Portugal in 2017: Changes Worth Noting
Since the introduction of the "Golden Residence Visa" policy, Portugal has attracted significant attention from Chinese investors. In 2017, what policy changes in Portugal will impact the lives of immigrants?
Chinese Capital Competes for Overseas Agricultural Land
In recent years, overseas agricultural real estate has gradually become an important target for international investment by Chinese capital. The bidding for the Australian company S. Kidman & Co is a prime example.
Lisbon, Portugal Nominated for "Best City"
Recently, the British magazine Wallpaper nominated Lisbon as "Best City" and the Palácio do Chiado in Lisbon as "Best New Restaurant" in its 2017 Design Awards nominations.
A New Skill to Combat Smog: Pack Up and Immigrate to Portugal
Once autumn and winter arrive, the word "smog" becomes an inescapable nightmare. Recently, a new round of smog has struck, with the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and surrounding provinces facing the most severe heavy pollution weather process since the beginning of autumn this year. Relevant officials from the Ministry of Environmental Protection stated that this heavy pollution process has a wide range of impact, a long duration, and a high level of pollution.
Chinese Investors Favor Portugal: Latest November Data for Golden Residence Permit Released
Recently, according to the latest data for the Portuguese Golden Residence Permit in November, from October 8, 2012, to November 30, 2016, the number of main applicants approved in 2016 has exceeded 4,000! This is an increase of 78 compared to the previous month.
Positive Growth in Portuguese Real Estate Attracts Numerous Chinese Immigrants
According to a report by the Daily News, the International Monetary Fund recently released an economic study showing that real estate prices in many countries have rebounded rapidly, returning to pre-economic crisis levels, with Portugal's growth rate ranking among the top of the more than 60 countries surveyed.