Worldway Comprehensive Report: Different individuals have varying reasons for choosing to immigrate. However, the quest for a high-quality life and superior education is a fundamental need for most migrants. Recently, Worldway's European immigration specialists have received numerous inquiries from individuals interested in immigrating to Portugal to consult about education-related issues in Portugal. This indicates that many investors are indeed considering immigration for their children's education, and Portugal's high-quality educational system and resources are particularly well-suited for Chinese investors.
[University of Lisbon]
Portugal implements 12 years of compulsory education, with all public schools being free. This includes basic education (4 years in primary school, 2 years in preparatory middle school, and 3 years in junior high school) and secondary education (3 years, equivalent to high school in our country). By investing at least 500,000 euros in real estate in Portugal, investors can apply for the “Portugal Golden Residence Permit,” allowing their children to enjoy 12 years of free compulsory education in Portugal.
Higher education lasts 4-5 years. The costs of public universities are very low and the entrance threshold is not high. In terms of international private education, the fees at international private schools are relatively lower compared to those in the United States or the United Kingdom, with many international schools available in major cities in Portugal.
Education aligns with international standards, with higher education, research, and doctoral studies synchronizing with various countries in Europe and the United States, allowing students to enter prestigious universities anytime. Some private institutions in Portugal collaborate with educational institutions in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Switzerland to offer dual degree programs. Furthermore, Portuguese, as the fourth largest language in the world, opens up better employment opportunities and more business prospects.
Worldway immigration experts state that since the implementation of the “Golden Residence Program” in Portugal in 2012, a total of 2,022 investors have received approval from the Portuguese Immigration and Borders Service (SEF), among which 1,629 investors are from China, largely due to considerations for their children's education. This demonstrates that Portugal's high-quality educational resources are indeed very suitable for more Chinese investors seeking immigration through real estate investment.
