Portuguese Immigrants | Golden Visa Bill Not Passable, It's Still Time to Get on the Bus

Since the launch of the "Investment Immigration Program" in Europe, the home purchase immigration programs of Portugal, Greece, Malta and other countries have been quickly sought after by applicants from all over the world.

Among them, domestic applicants account for the majority of the total number of applications, which shows how suitable the European immigration program with low threshold and few requirements is for domestic families.

With the continuous increase in the number of applications, some European immigration countries have begun to tighten their policies, and the door for the whole family to get a European green card with only a small amount of investment is closing.

As the time for the "political change" set by the Portuguese government approaches, many industry insiders and investors can't help but wonder what changes will take place in Portugal's golden visa policy?

In this regard, Portuguese executives recently gave the answer: "The current proposal for political change is not operational." In addition, Parliament may make changes to the proposal, including amendments to the retroactive effect, specific procedures for converting the Golden Visa to other immigration programs, and other investment programs used to issue residence permits.

This means that the "change of government" of the golden visa has not yet taken effect. Portugal is a country with a sound legal system. The introduction and abolition of any policy requires a vote by the parliament and a document signed by the president. Although the closure of the golden visa is an inevitable trend, applications are still accepted on the official website of the Portuguese Immigration Bureau. The details of the new policy are expected to be released around Easter. Now you can get on the bus and catch up with the "EU Express Train".