Get answers to key tax questions for UK nationals moving to Portugal or buying Portuguese property. What makes you tax resident? How much tax will you pay on investments, pensions and rental income?
Get answers to key tax questions for UK nationals moving to Cyprus or buying Cyprus property. What makes you tax resident?
Get answers to key tax questions for UK nationals moving to Spain or buying Spanish property. What makes you tax resident?
Spain has not yet finalised its 2024 budget, so the state tax rules and rates in this 2023 guide continue to apply for now
What you need to know about applying for French residence through the French long term VLS-TS Visiteur Visa de Long Séjour Valant Titre de Séjour and Carte de Séjour Visiteur Residency Permit.
Portugal Passive Income Visa Guide
Aug 2024What you need to know about applying for Portuguese residence through Portugal’s D7 Passive Income Visa and Residency Permit. The Portuguese D7 Passive Income Visa (D7V) and the D7 Passive Income Residency Permit (D7RP) are suitable for an individual who is not a citizen of an EU Member State, who wants to relocate to Portugal, […]
Spain Non-Lucrative Visa Guide
Aug 2024Suitable for individuals who want to relocate to Spain and are not a citizen of an EU Member State, and who have sufficient means to live in Spain without engaging in work or professional activity.
Spain Digital Nomad Visa Guide
Oct 2023What you need to know about applying for the Spanish Digital Nomad Visa including suitability, basic requirements and renewal. This emigration guide is suitable for individuals who are not a citizen of an EU Member State, want to relocate to Spain, and have not been a resident of Spain in the past five years. Applicants […]
This permanent residence permit is suitable for individuals who want to relocate to Cyprus and are not a citizen of an EU Member State, the EEA or Switzerland, or a family member of citizens of those countries to which the EU’s citizen regime applies and have sufficient income and savings to live off. There is no entitlement to work with the CPRP.
Suitable for individuals who want to relocate to Cyprus and are not a citizen of an EU Member State, the EEA or Switzerland, or a family member of citizens of those countries to which the EU’s citizen regime applies. This permit also requires an investment in real estate of €300,000 plus VAT. There is no entitlement to work.
What you need to know about applying for Cyprus residence through the Cyprus Temporary Visa and Temporary Residence Permit (CTRP or ‘pink slip’). This is suitable for individuals who want to relocate to Cyprus and are not a citizen of an EU Member State, the EEA or Switzerland, or a family member of citizens of […]
The Malta Retirement Programme (MRP) commenced in 2012. It has recently been made available to individuals who want to relocate to Malta and are not a citizen of an EU Member State, the EEA or Switzerland (ie. it is only open to ‘third country’ nationals), and are in receipt of a pension as their regular source of income.
The Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) was launched in March 2021, as a replacement for the Malta Permanent Residency and Visa Programme. It is available to individuals who want to relocate to Malta and are not a citizen of an EU Member State, the EEA or Switzerland (ie. it is only open to ‘third country’ nationals).
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