If you're thinking about moving to Portugal or getting residency there, you've probably heard of the D7 visa and the Portugal Golden Visa. D7, also known as passive income visa, is aimed mostly at retirees and persons who rely on their own passive income and desire to reside in Portugal full-time. Portugal Golden Visa, on the other hand, is an investment-based road to residency that does not need you to live in Portugal for the majority of the year.

Autumn has arrived and the best way to welcome this golden weather is by celebrating at Oktoberfest from 21 September to 8 October, at the VILA VITA Biergarten in Porches, Lagoa, Algarve, Gears up to the occasion for 2 weeks of intense celebration of the finest German beer and food.

The 20th Lagoa Sea Race is scheduled for the 6th of August 2023

If you have sold or are thinking of selling your home, learn how to minimize capital gains payments and how to declare them in your IRS. Although the general rule is exemption from capital gains taxation, if there is an investment in a new home, there are exceptions and ways to minimize the payment of capital gains. Get to know them and remember that their payment does not occur only after the sale of a property, according to Caixa Geral de Depósitos.

Just like the Golden Visa (residence permit for investment - ARI), the D7 Visa (visa for holders of their own or retired income) allows its holder to reside in Portugal, apply for family reunification and, after 5 years, apply for Portuguese citizenship. In addition, both can perfectly fit those who wish to invest in the real estate market in Portugal.