In very general terms, a Golden Residence Permit holder who spends less than 183 days each year in Portugal and who does not have personal, business or corporate income / capital gains arising from activities physically conducted in Portugal is not liable for taxation in Portugal.

Moreover, assuming that a current or previous Golden Resident Permit holder eventually goes on to become tax resident in Portugal, those persons enjoy a 10 year tax break being charged the lowest rate of tax at 20%.

But we are immigration, not tax, experts — so we introduce you to specialists in this field, at your option, allowing you to understand how a decision to go for a European Passport might impact you before you commit to the process.

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