What are the changes proposed by the Portugal Golden Visa?

• Real Estate Method for regions – Purchasing a residential property in the regions of Portugal will be defined by the terms of low-density and high-density areas and interior and non-interior regions. Higher investments will be required for “high-density areas” and low investment for “low-density areas.” Moreover, you are eligible to invest in residential or non-residential properties within the “interior areas,” whereas you can only invest in non-residential properties within the “non-interior areas.”
• Other Investment Methods – The government has increased the investment amounts for the streams of capital transfers, cultural investments, and fund subscriptions.

Below are the investment details:

Residential Real Estate – Buy residential real estate in a designated interior area with EUR 500,000. Under the same stream, you can choose to invest EUR 350,000 in a property that is under an urban rehabilitation project.

Commercial Real Estate – Buy commercial real estate anywhere in Portugal if the property is worth a minimum of EUR 500,000. Again, investing in the urban rehabilitation project will cut short the investment to EUR 350,000.

Both Commercial and Residential Real Estate – Making an investment in either commercial or residential real estate in Madeira Islands or the Azores will make you eligible for the Portugal Golden Visa with an investment of EUR 500,000.

Real Estate Investment in Porto, Lisbon, and the Algarve – Investing in the real estates in these popular destinations will not make you qualify for the Portugal Golden Visa program as these cities are listed as “non-interior areas.” However, you can still make commercial real estate investments in these destinations and receive the Golden Visa.

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