Most of Portugal’s energy comes from renewable energy. It is amongst the world leaders in this industry.

Lisbon is one of the most affordable capitals in Europe to visit and is host to ever-increasing tourism.

Portuguese passports are valid for five years. You can easily renew your passport upon its expiry. There is no minimum amount of residency required.

The laws of Portugal recognize and allow dual citizenship and you are not required to renounce your other citizenship. You are not required to reside in Portugal to keep your citizenship status.

The applicant must invest in real estate investments starting at €280,000, though more commonly a €350,000 or €500,000 is made.

Or, the applicant may make a €350,000 investment into private equity or venture capital fund.

This option is becoming more popular recently for several reasons, including the fact that real estate prices have increased substantially in Portugal recently and because of the ease of making such an investment.

Any non-European Union citizen may apply.

After five years of obtaining the Golden Visa and being in Portugal for a designated 35 days over five years, one may apply for Portuguese Citizenship.

Citizenship is transferable by descent.

Therefore, it is transferred to all children and grandchildren
regardless of age, marital status, or family size (including adopted children).