The non-habitual tax regime in Portugal aims to attract investors and professionals of high cultural and economic worth, in order to increase the country’s international competitiveness.
The non-habitual tax regime in Portugal aims to attract investors and professionals of high cultural and economic worth, in order to increase the country’s international competitiveness.
But you still will need to pay social security which is huge: 29 %
This video does not mention that nearly all NHR residents must pay 28% capital gains tax on movable property, share sales etc. Also "no minimum stay" requirement only applies if your primary residence is Portugal. Otherwise there are minimum stay requirements.