Moving to Portugal Jan 2024

Member since 01 February 2023

gordpenneyMember01 February 2023 07:31:04

Good day everyone my name is Gordon and I am a Canadian that is planning a retirement/semi retired move to Portugal in Jan of 2024. So I am looking for advice on contacts of experts to advise Canadians on residency and tax implications for Portugal. I am presently working in the Middle East and have been a non-resident in Canada for almost 20 years so that is to add to the complexity. I do receive a military pension and it seems from some of the info that I have read that that is open to be taxed additionally as well in Portugal. One of my other concerns is my income that I have made in the Middle East is that open for tax implications as well. . In addition, I would like to clarify the pro's and con's of being semi-retired vs retired. I have a vision of establishing a small consultancy in Portugal to keep me fufilled. Many thanks for your advice

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steph9045 New member

Member since 30 January 2023

steph9045New member01 February 2023 13:52:51

@gordpenney Hi there, hope your well. RHJ Group are perfect and can help advise you with your move to Portugal I used them when I moved and Jeremiah was so helpful. Here's there website if you wanted to take a look: https://rhjlaw.net/

Cdavies-01 New member

Member since 21 February 2020

Cdavies-01New member01 February 2023 14:16:00

There is a Facebook group called Americans & Friends PT that has superb resources - I know, - "Americans" but I see lots of nationalities The FB group has an amazing set of up to date reference files on every aspect of the process. We'll worth studying and watching the group for a while before posting.

Chris