We assist Clients from more than 150 countries ​with their legal requirements in Portugal

Our

Focus

We concentrate on assisting international clients with their investing, residence and citizenship matters.

 

​Our Clients come from more than 150 countries in the World and encompass the following main categories:


  • High net worth individuals and families
  • Family offices
  • Businesses
  • Institutions









​Our Approach

Our legal team assists foreign individuals, families, businesses and institutions with investments and/or residence in Portugal, from the planning stage down to day-to-day operations.


Where our Client's needs exceed our scope of legal services, we can introduce them to trusted third-party professionals, with whom we can liaise on behalf of the Client, who can thus have in us a single interlocutor for handling all matters in connection with Portugal.






​Our Systems

We make an extensive use of state-of-the-art integrated software with a view to:

 

  • Optimise our clients' experience
  • Maximise data security and confidentiality
  • Enhance the productivity of our team members
  • Minimise human mistakes

 

Having said that, we always make a point of getting to know our clients personally and assigning each one of them a Client Managing Lawyer to act as a single point of contact with our firm.


News & Insights

Corporate tax (IRC) exemption isn’t automatic—it requires formal approval by the Finance Minister.

Non-Profit Entities and Corporate Taxation in Portugal: What You Need to Know

by António Pratas Nunes and Tomás Melo Ribeiro • 22 August 2025
In Portugal, non-profit entities like foundations and associations benefit from a distinct corporate tax regime that recognises their public interest mission.
Entry declaration within 3 days is required under Article 77 of Portugal’s Foreigners’ Law.

AIMA: Immigrants Entering Portugal by Land Must Register with the PSP

21 August 2025
Foreign nationals entering Portugal by land must file a PSP entry declaration within three days, as passport stamps or SIBA forms are no longer accepted as proof.
Most residence permits limit absences to 6 consecutive or 8 non-consecutive months from Portugal.

How long can you stay abroad without losing your residence permit in Portugal?

by Sara Sbai Oliveira • 14 August 2025
Holding a residence permit in Portugal grants rights—but also strict obligations. Failing to meet stay requirements can lead to losing your residency status.