NON-HABITUAL RESIDENCY

NON HABITUAL RESIDENTS (NHR)

The Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) program is a tax regime that offers foreign residents and investors reduced tax rates and exemptions on some taxes. It was introduced in 2009 and updated in 2020.

 

The aim is to attract foreigners to Portugal. It proved to be very successful with more than 10.000 non-habitual residents enjoying benefıts in Portugal.

 

Advantages – What are the Benefits? 

Under NHR, most income from a foreign source is exempt from Portuguese taxation for ten consecutive years, as is income that is taxable in another country.


Opportunity to have tax residency within the EU in a white-listed country


No wealth tax

 

10% tax on foreign pension income under NHR.


Free cash remittance to Portugal

 

Eligibility - Who Can Be an NHR?

You must have the right to be a resident in Portugal by being an EU/EEA citizen or via the Portugal Golden Visa Program


You should not have been a Portuguese tax resident in the preceding five years


Minimum stay in Portugal of 183 days per year

 

MORE INFORMATION

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FOR A FULL EXPLANATION PLEASE CONTACT US, GOLDEN VISA PROPERTIES TEAM IS FULLY QUALIFIED TO HELP YOU IN THE PROCESS OF NHR, IN ADDITION, WE CAN RECOMMEND THE BEST PROFESSIONAL IN THE FIELD.

NHR Conditions

Below is a detailed outline from the Portuguese Inland Revenue explaining the conditions, who benefits and how to go about this reform.

NHR Conditions

 

 Portuguese Inland Revenue explaining the conditions, who benefits and how to go about this reform.

TAX REGIME

Worldwide law firm Martinez Enchavarria have outlined the NHR incentive program in the following brochure.

TAX REGIME

 

Worldwide law firm Martinez Enchavarria have outlined the NHR incentive program in the following brochure.

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