In recent years, an increasing number of people have chosen to immigrate to Portugal. Whether for health planning, status planning, children's education, improving quality of life, or global wealth management, Portugal can meet the diverse needs of many investors.
Pleasant Climate, Ideal for Living
Northern Portugal features a temperate maritime broad-leaved forest climate, while the south enjoys a subtropical Mediterranean climate. Average temperatures range from 7–11°C in January and 20–26°C in July. The annual average precipitation is 500–1000 mm. With a forest coverage rate of 35% and single-digit PM 2.5 levels, it is a natural oxygen bar of Europe and highly suitable for living.
High Standard of Healthcare
Portugal's national healthcare system is relatively comprehensive. The government allocates 10.1% of its GDP to healthcare annually, which has led the World Health Organization to rank its healthcare system 12th in the world. Furthermore, medical costs are very low. With a health insurance card, residents can enjoy access to local public healthcare services. Portugal also implements a system of separating prescribing and dispensing; doctors only have the authority to issue prescriptions, and patients must take them to a pharmacy to purchase medicine. Pharmacies are very convenient and found throughout the streets, identifiable by a green cross sign. Under this sound medical system, the life expectancy in Portugal has reached 81.1 years!
Sound Retirement Welfare
Portugal has a vast and comprehensive retirement system; those over 65 can receive old-age pensions and retirement benefits. To protect the lives of the elderly, there are supplementary pensions for those over 80, long-term care allowances for those bedridden due to illness or suffering from severe mental illness, and widowhood allowances for those living alone. Recently, International Living magazine published its 2020 ranking of the best countries for retirement, and Portugal took the top spot! In addition, Portugal was named the third safest country in the world in the 2019 Global Peace Index.
Children Can Enjoy Quality Education
Portugal implements a 12-year compulsory education system, meaning that residents must receive compulsory education until the age of 18, and every student has the right to an education. Primary school lasts four years, followed by two years of preparatory secondary school, three years of secondary school, and three years of high school education. Schools in Portugal offer bilingual education in Portuguese and English, providing high-quality schooling. British and French international schools are located throughout the country, offering internationalized curricula, cooperating with many world-renowned universities, and providing scholarships. The multilingual cultural environment fosters multilingual talent.
With its pleasant Mediterranean climate, sound retirement welfare, and well-developed healthcare system... for yourself and your family, choose Portugal for health and status planning. Currently, through the Portugal Golden Residence Permit Program, investors can purchase properties starting from €350,000 to apply for Golden Residence status for their family of three generations. This allows for travel across the 26 Schengen countries, while also acquiring properties with permanent property rights, planning an ideal place for retirement for yourself and your family—it is truly a multi-win scenario!
As an active promoter of European investment immigration, WorldWay Group worked with the Embassy of Portugal in China as early as 2013 to introduce the Portugal Golden Residence Permit Program to China, beginning an exciting journey of investment immigration to Portugal. As one of the earliest immigration agencies to promote the Portugal Golden Residence Permit Program in China, WorldWay has maintained a strong relationship with the Portuguese government for years to help you immigrate to Portugal with ease!
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