We assist Clients from more than 150 countries ​with their legal requirements in Portugal

Our

Focus

We concentrate on assisting international clients with their investing, residence and citizenship matters.

 

​Our Clients come from more than 150 countries in the World and encompass the following main categories:


  • High net worth individuals and families
  • Family offices
  • Businesses
  • Institutions









​Our Approach

Our legal team assists foreign individuals, families, businesses and institutions with investments and/or residence in Portugal, from the planning stage down to day-to-day operations.


Where our Client's needs exceed our scope of legal services, we can introduce them to trusted third-party professionals, with whom we can liaise on behalf of the Client, who can thus have in us a single interlocutor for handling all matters in connection with Portugal.






​Our Systems

We make an extensive use of state-of-the-art integrated software with a view to:

 

  • Optimise our clients' experience
  • Maximise data security and confidentiality
  • Enhance the productivity of our team members
  • Minimise human mistakes

 

Having said that, we always make a point of getting to know our clients personally and assigning each one of them a Client Managing Lawyer to act as a single point of contact with our firm.


News & Insights

Portugal reformed nationality laws, allowing adults born here to obtain citizenship based on birth.
by Joana Loureiro Veríssimo 26 August 2025
Many adults born in Portugal to foreign parents may be unaware that they have a legal right to acquire Portuguese nationality, even without a childhood application.
Marriage is a significant personal status act with wide legal consequences for family and property.
by Margarida Tempera 25 August 2025
For Portuguese citizens who marry abroad, the marriage is valid where it was celebrated but only gains legal effect in Portugal after being properly transcribed.
Corporate tax (IRC) exemption isn’t automatic—it requires formal approval by the Finance Minister.
by António Pratas Nunes and Tomás Melo Ribeiro 22 August 2025
In Portugal, non-profit entities like foundations and associations benefit from a distinct corporate tax regime that recognises their public interest mission.