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Schengen visa for Portugal
The Schengen visa for Portugal follows the Schengen countries’ general requirements: the documentation package is the same for all parties to the agreement. It is a short-term С-type visa valid for up to 90 days within six months.
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Sunny paradise for seniors
Retiring abroad is a growing trend. People relocating abroad can enjoy their senior living at its best: in a warm climate, by the sea, and with quality healthcare. Here is an overview of European locations for retirement with living costs and a roadmap for choosing your place in the sun.
Visas, residence permits and citizenship in Portugal
Until the end of 2021, there is still time to obtain a residence permit for Portugal by making investments into real estate in Lisbon or Porto. From 2022 the authorities suspend the issue of a residence permit by investments into Great Lisbon, Porto, and other coastal areas of Portugal.
European limitations on foreign property purchases
In Europe, no law prohibits foreign citizens from buying property but certain countries have put limitations on this right.
Spain vs. Portugal: the definitive guide for overseas property investors
For those interested in buying property in the Iberian Peninsula, Tranio weighs the pros and cons of investing in Portugal vs. Spain.
Property in Lisbon: 5 reasons to invest
Lisbon is rapidly becoming popular among investors from all around the globe, and, for a good reason. Experts at Tranio have selected the top-5 reasons for this.
The golden visa effect: how the sale of citizenship influences European real estate markets
Tranio analysts investigate how
Education in Portugal
The advantages of education in Portugal include affordable living expenses, good infrastructure and a wide range of academic programmes.
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Property prices in Portugal
There are two popular regions in Portugal: Estremadura (including Lisbon) and the Algarve. Lisbon, the capital, is the country’s business and cultural centre so real estate is in high demand. On the other hand, popular summer destinations are found along the Lisbon Riviera on the Atlantic coast, like the towns of Estoril, Cascaes, Caparica, Sesimbra and Carcavelos.
Portugal’s property market is strong and getting stronger
Tranio presents a report on residential property prices in Portugal’s most sought-after locations and describes the preferences of foreign buyers in the country.
Safe havens: purchasing overseas property in a world rattled by security threats
For overseas property investors that have been shaken by recent terrorist attacks and other security threats, Tranio weighs in on some of the world’s most tranquil property markets.
The five best countries to buy property in Europe this year
It's been nearly a decade since the crisis and most European markets have now entered the recovery stage. Here's Tranio's breakdown of the best housing markets in 2016.
What to expect from European commercial property in 2016
Money is flooding into European commercial property markets. This article by Tranio expert, Yulia Kozhevnikova, reviews the top trends, destinations and segments to look at this year.
International property buyers looking for «safe havens»
Sluggish economic growth, geopolitical strife and a spate of currency devaluations have seen increasing levels of capital flight from fragile states.
Real estate inheritance in Europe
Most overseas property buyers are over 55 and already planning real estate succession before they sign the sales contract.
Dos and don’ts: our top six tips from Tranio clients in 2015
Buying property is a great experience. Not only do buyers learn about the destination, but also the laws and local customs… Here are our client top tips from 2015.
Property in Portugal: buy in winter to enjoy in summer says this buyer
A flat in Portugal is a dream for many, but
Five reasons why you still need a real estate agent
Buyers often wonder whether real estate agents are necessary when buying property. At Tranio, we truly believe they are. Read on to find out why.
Russians choose most expensive real estate abroad despite crisis
Russia’s recession has hurt foreign investments, but it has not affected their buying habits as buyers continue to seek out luxury residential property abroad.
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