Why Brits are now moving to Portugal instead of Spain | iPaper
In case you didn’t know, iPaper spoke to some foreigners to confirm: more English is spoken here, the taxes on foreigners are gentler, and people
In case you didn’t know, iPaper spoke to some foreigners to confirm: more English is spoken here, the taxes on foreigners are gentler, and people

” I was surrounded by young, highly educated Portuguese students who all agreed upon one thing: after graduating, they would be leaving the country,” Adam Almeida
“The index, [released in Portugal by the Mais Liberdade Institute], is subdivided into five areas: Taxes on property (in which Portugal takes the 20th place), consumption
The Portuguese government has been trying to keep talented locals from leaving and entice young foreigners to come and work here at the same time,
“Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento told the Financial Times, which first reported the new plan, that salaries and professional income would now still be covered
“Following the impossibility of renewal — in 2012 a change to the law determined that the regime is granted for a period of 10 years
Natasha Donn over at Portugal Resident does a knock-out job going through the “Immigration Integration Indicators 2023” report from the Observatory on Migrations to show
“People are panicking, rushing, trying to see how they get in before it all goes away,” said Daniela Lopes Costa, a tax lawyer in Lisbon,
“In our opinion, and although our country remains extremely attractive to foreign investment for a wide variety of reasons, it will certainly become less competitive