Portugal Retirement Visa Explained: Expert Tips for Expat Retirees🇵🇹

[@TruckerDude123]

Thank you so much for making this video Portugal is sounding better and better for me to retire now that I find I can get health care once I get residency that's fantastic Plus it's a beautiful place Thank you so much again

[@lexidy]

Hi there! Thank you for your lovely comment. We would love to welcome you here in Portugal! If you need any assistance with your visa application we are here to support you. You can book a consultation with us in the link in the description of the video.

[@carolinecavalcante8540]

Conteúdo impecável, parabéns a todos e principalmente a Karla Morais

[@lexidy]

Muito obrigado, Caroline! 🙌❤

[@ahmedjohar410]

شكرا لك

[@DeanRamser]

Beautiful video! Thank you. My wife Cindy and I are visiting Europe after helping a new school open in Lviv; I was Deputy Head Master. Slava Ukraine! I am a semi-retired English teacher/instructor and university supervisor. We're in Krakow now. Since I still teach online college courses I scheduled a DNV appointment in Tallinn, Estonia on Feb 1st. I wanted to apply for a DNV in Portugal but was told I had to apply in the USA. I wish I could go to Portugal while we are here before going back to Portland, Oregon. Portugal certainly is affordable. Our passive income from Social Security and Pensions is around $4k per month. We own our condo in Portland, which we rent out (around $1500/month). The online teaching pays around $1500/month. Do we need a certain amount of cash in our savings? We love the old town squares, like in Lviv, Krakow, Tallinn. Very walkable, calm. I think Portugal has the same... Dean & Cindy

[@ParisianThinker]

I live in France. Can I import my car & household goods into Portugal with a Retirement visa?