Moving house

Portugal’s Golden Visa programme continues to be a compelling option for wealthy investors looking not just for residency, but also a safe and attractive Plan B for their families.

Have you ever dreamed of owning a beach house in Portugal? With over 900 km of coastline, golden beaches and more than 300 days of sunshine a year, it’s no surprise that many foreigners dream of living by the sea.

If you’re considering buying property in Portugal, understanding how to get a mortgage as a foreigner is crucial. Portugal’s appealing climate, affordable living costs, and attractive property market have made it a hotspot for expats and international buyers.

Portugal consistently ranks as one of the safest countries in the world, boasting low crime rates and a peaceful atmosphere. Whether you're seeking a bustling city or a charming village, there are numerous safe havens to choose from in this beautiful country.

Embark on a seamless transition to a sunnier, more relaxed lifestyle in Portugal with our comprehensive guide that covers everything from post-Brexit changes to integrating into the Portuguese way of life.

Living in Portugal has become a popular choice for many expats and travellers seeking a new life abroad. With its stunning coastline, rich history, and affordable cost of living, it's easy to see why so many people are drawn to this beautiful country.

The second "Living in Portugal" event in San Francisco, California, had a full house of middle-class North Americans who are in search of the Portuguese dream, the event's creator, Bruce Hawker, told Lusa "We had maybe two or three couples of Luso descendants.

When moving to a new country, whether to study on Erasmus, retire or even with a family, one of the first questions asked is about the people, in this case, the people of Portugal. What are Portuguese people like? What are the Portuguese known for? Are Portuguese people welcoming?

Buying a second home in Portugal is an option for many foreigners, either to live, to spend the holidays, or even to do business such as renting out an apartment and using it as Local Accommodation.

Portugal is the 2nd country in the European Union (EU) with the highest percentage of people living in houses in poor conditions, such as roofs leaking water, damp walls or with rotten floors and window frames, according to data released by Pordata.

Is Portugal a good place to raise a family?

It is called Devesa Home Living and is a closed condominium with eight luxury villas of typology T3+1, with the possibility of placing a pool, which will be born in Vila Nova de Famalicão, next to the city park.

San Francisco, USA, is the city with the best living conditions based on various factors, from sustainability, development and tolerance by the population, to the culture and leisure activities it offers.

In recent months, against the backdrop of the pandemic, purchases of homes to renovate and improvements to already inhabited homes have spiralled. But these always come together with issues related to building work, which may cause costs to skyrocket.

The municipality of Amarante is looking for new residents, namely professionals in the technology sector, who are available to live and work in the municipality for a month.

People living in foreign countries, who decide to move to rural Portugal to live and work, will be able to access the country's "Emprego Interior MAIS" scheme (Inland Employment PLUS).

The expat community in Portugal is made up of half a million foreign residents according to the latest figures.

With the COVID-19 pandemic stealing the headlines in recent months, Brexit seemed to take a back seat. Now in 2021 in the blink of an eye, the Brexit transition period has ended, as of 1st January 2021, the UK is no longer a member of the EU, and we are now living in a post-Brexit world.

When people think of moving to Portugal, the first place that usually comes to mind is the Algarve.

Moving to Portugal is both exciting and daunting, and one of the biggest questions that arises amongst expats is whether to buy or rent property in Portugal.

Moving house is never easy. There is a lot to think about (and tidy up) and several things to consider before taking this big step, even more so if you're moving to Portugal from abroad.

Starting a new life in a new country isn’t easy – learning a new language, customs and traditions can be difficult and we can all fall into faux pas, saying the wrong thing at the wrong time or place. Since Oporto is one of the top destinations in Portugal and the tripeiros (Oporto locals) are

Do you know what to keep in mind after choosing a new home? Today, idealista helps you with the process of moving into a new house, which is always an exciting stage, with six simple steps that will help you enjoy the moment instead of getting stressed. 1.