Portugal has an unusually high number of homeowners, which stands at around 75% of the population. This figure is around 10% higher than in the US and UK.

The short answer is YES!

Residence permit by investment.

Visa exemption for travel within the European Schengen Area and the right to live, work and study in Portugal.Eligibility to apply for citizenship after five years as a legal resident while maintaining other citizenship(s).Low presence requirement physical (seven days during the first year of residence and 14 days in the following two years, which can count towards eligibility for citizenship after five years).Excellent international and Portuguese schools and universities.High quality of life, local cuisine and wines, rich culture, mild climate and high level of security. Clinics and hospitals of international quality in the healthcare sector.

The status of Non-Habitual Resident in Portugal confers tax advantages for those who establish their tax residence in the country.