Vibrant and welcoming country

Living in Portugal offers an exceptional quality of life for expats seeking a blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and favorable living conditions.

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Average yearly wage: €19.669

Average retirement age: 66

Average weekly working hours: 40

Currency: Euro

Managing your finances in Portugal

Moving to Portugal can be an exciting and enriching experience for expats, with its beautiful landscapes, rich culture, and vibrant lifestyle. However, navigating the financial landscape in a new country can present its challenges.

At GPI Europe in Portugal, we are here to assist you in managing your finances and making the most of your time in this wonderful country. Whether you’re considering becoming a Portuguese resident, starting a business, or planning your retirement, having a solid financial plan is crucial.

Our team of experienced financial advisors can provide you with comprehensive advice on pensions, inheritance, and wealth management tailored to the Portuguese market. We understand the intricacies of the local financial system and can guide you through the process to ensure your financial well-being.

With our personalised approach, we work closely with our clients to understand their unique financial goals and aspirations.

Make informed decisions about your finances and avoid common pitfalls by relying on our expertise and experience. Experience a worry-free financial journey in Portugal with GPI Europe by your side.

 

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    Interesting facts about Portugal

    • Age of discoveries: Portuguese explorers, such as Vasco da Gama and Ferdinand Magellan, played a crucial role in expanding global trade routes and exploring new territories. 
    • Port wine: Portugal is famous for its production of port wine, a fortified wine that originated in the Douro Valley. 
    • Fado music: fado is a traditional Portuguese music genre that is deeply rooted in the country’s culture. 
    • Azulejos: Portugal is known for its beautiful ceramic tiles called azulejos. 
    • Sunny coastline: Portugal boasts a stunning coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, offering picturesque beaches and breathtaking cliffs. 
    • Pastel de nata: Portugal is the birthplace of the delectable pastel de nata, a custard tart with a crispy, flaky crust. 

    Top benefits of living in Portugal for expats

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    Affordable cost of living

    Enjoy a comfortable lifestyle without breaking the bank.

    2

    Beautiful climate and scenic beauty

    Bask in a mild Mediterranean climate and breathtaking landscapes.

    3

    High quality of life

    Experience excellent healthcare, safety, stability, and a strong sense of community.

    4

    Rich culture and history

    Immerse yourself in a culturally vibrant country with historical landmarks and delicious cuisine.

    5

    Friendly and welcoming atmosphere

    Feel embraced by the warmth and friendliness of the Portuguese people.

    Portugal cities to move in

    Lisbon

    Lisbon offers a vibrant cultural scene, a great expat community, and a blend of historic charm with modern amenities. An average meal price per person is around 10-15 euros; a glass of house wine is 2-3 euros; an espresso is around 0.80-1 euros; the population is approximately 547 thousand.

    Porto

    Porto is known for its rich history, picturesque streets, and excellent port wine. The city has a thriving expat community and offers a high quality of life. An average meal price per person is around 8-12 euros; a glass of house wine is 1.50-2.50 euros; an espresso is around 0.65-1 euros; the population is approximately 214 thousand.

    Faro

    Located in the sunny Algarve region, Faro offers beautiful beaches, a laid-back lifestyle, and a large expat community. It serves as a gateway to explore the stunning southern coast of Portugal. An average meal price per person is around 8-12 euros; a glass of house wine is 1.50-2.50 euros; an espresso is around 0.60-0.80 euros; the population is approximately 65 thousand.

    Cascais

    Cascais is a charming coastal town near Lisbon, known for its stunning beaches, golf courses, and lively atmosphere. It offers a high standard of living and a cosmopolitan expat community. An average meal price per person is around 10-15 euros; a glass of house wine is 2-3 euros; an espresso is around 0.80-1 euros; the population is approximately 206 thousand (including the surrounding area).

    Braga

    Braga is a historic city known for its rich religious heritage and youthful energy due to its large student population. It offers a good quality of life, affordable living costs, and a strong sense of community. An average meal price per person is around 8-12 euros; a glass of house wine is 1.50-2.50 euros; an espresso is around 0.60-0.80 euros; the population is approximately 197 thousand.

    Coimbra

    Coimbra is home to one of Europe’s oldest universities, giving the city a lively and intellectual atmosphere. It offers a rich cultural scene, a lower cost of living, and a welcoming community for expats. An average meal price per person is around 7-10 euros; a glass of house wine is 1.50-2.50 euros; an espresso is around 0.60-0.80 euros; the population is approximately 145 thousand.

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