The Close Ties Between China and Portugal Make Investment Immigration to Portugal More Attractive

At the end of December 2016, the Standing Committee of the Sixth Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress passed a proposal to establish a friendly city relationship between Shenzhen and Porto, Portugal. Porto is the second largest city in Portugal, and Shenzhen and Porto hold similar positions in their respective countries, both being major economic development hubs and key port cities, with vast cooperation potential in industrial structure and capacity development.

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    At the end of December 2016, the Standing Committee of the Sixth Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress passed a proposal to establish a friendly city relationship between Shenzhen and Porto, Portugal. Porto is the second largest city in Portugal, and Shenzhen and Porto hold similar positions in their respective countries, both being major economic development hubs and key port cities, with vast cooperation potential in industrial structure and capacity development.


    The establishment of a friendly relationship between Shenzhen and Porto can expand cooperation in various areas such as trade, tourism, and technology, further enhancing the development of friendly relations between China and Portugal. From the perspective of investment immigration, deepening exchanges between the two countries can help more Chinese people understand Portugal's economy and lifestyle, increasing the attractiveness of Portugal's investment immigration for Chinese investors!


    In recent years, with the continuous enhancement of investment awareness among Chinese citizens, coupled with the launch of the Portugal Golden Residence Permit Program, Portugal has become one of the popular destinations for overseas investment immigration.



    Currently, the Chinese community is one of the largest immigrant groups in Portugal, and the integration of Chinese people in Portugal is very high. Most cities in Portugal have Chinatowns, allowing Chinese immigrants to communicate and live without barriers. At the same time, the Portuguese government promotes the Chinese language, and as of 2015, 21 public secondary schools have offered Chinese language courses. The mutual cultural integration allows Chinese people in Portugal to find a greater sense of belonging and better integrate into local life, which is undoubtedly good news for investors planning to immigrate to Portugal!


    Moreover, immigration to Portugal also has extremely high investment value, as property prices in Portugal continue to rise, with significant appreciation potential in the future. Investors only need to purchase real estate or agricultural land worth over 500,000 euros in Portugal to obtain golden residence status for the entire family, easily enjoying Portugal's high welfare and quality of life. Investment and immigration serve a dual purpose. For more information on immigration to Portugal, please call: 400-138-2929.

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