On October 28, 2025, the Portuguese Parliament approved a set of amendments to the Nationality Law that, if enacted, will significantly alter the timeline and process through which foreign residents — including Golden Visa holders — may apply for Portuguese citizenship. While these changes do not modify the Golden Visa (ARI) residency program itself, they reshape the long-term pathway to citizenship for investors who hold, have applied for, or are considering applying for a G

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In a defining juncture for Portugal, a new wave of change is ushered in as Prime Minister António Costa declares the cessation of the Non-Habitual Residents (NHR) tax scheme. This policy, once a beacon for attracting global investors, is being reconsidered amidst mounting concerns.

If you've been considering investing in Portugal's Golden Visa (GV) program, there's never been a more critical time to act than now. The Portuguese Government is set to revise its Golden Visa regulations, which will see the qualifying investment amount nearly double from 280k EUR to 500k EUR. However, the exact timeline for this revision remains somewhat uncertain, as the approval of the new law could take anywhere from two weeks to two months.

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