Legal Solutions for International Investors and Families
Legal advice on Golden Visa, visas, residence permits and Portuguese citizenship
The decision to live, invest or establish yourself in Portugal involves much more than meeting legal requirements. Every project presents its own objectives, challenges and opportunities, requiring careful planning and appropriate legal guidance.
We advise individuals, families, entrepreneurs and investors seeking to develop their personal or business projects in Portugal, providing close support, transparency and a tailored approach to each client's specific circumstances.
Our commitment is to provide legal certainty and peace of mind throughout every stage of the process, allowing our clients to focus on what truly matters: achieving their personal, family and business goals in Portugal.
Our team
Experienced professionals supporting you at every stage
Bárbara Ferrari
Master in Legal Sciences from the University of Lisbon and author of Compliance in Collaboration and Leniency Agreements.
Nearly 10 years of experience in Economic Criminal Law, focusing on complex investigations, compliance, money laundering, and corporate criminal liability.
Practice also encompasses International Law and Global Mobility, including immigration, Golden Visa, and Portuguese nationality matters.
Advises individuals and businesses on cross-border legal challenges and international mobility solutions.
Matteuz Dutra
Lawyer and LL.M. candidate in Tax Law at the University of Lisbon, with a postgraduate degree in Tax Law.
Focused on International Tax Law, asset protection, and global mobility, advising individuals and businesses on cross-border legal and tax matters.
Experienced in corporate structuring, tax planning, lawful tax optimization, and wealth organization for investors and entrepreneurs.
Provides strategic guidance on Golden Visa, visas, residence permits, and international business expansion.
Blog
Articles and legal insights to support your immigration journey
October 6, 2026
Deportation from Portugal: What Law no. 62/2026 Changes
Law no. 62/2026, the lei do retorno, has been in force since 11 September and amended thirty articles of Law no. 23/2007. The notice for voluntary departure changed name and no longer reaches people simply staying irregularly. The deadline to leave is now 20 to 30 days and removal moved to the PSP.
September 1, 2026
Portugal Digital Nomad Visa (D8): The 2026 Guide
The Portugal digital nomad visa, the D8, lets you live in Portugal while working remotely for outside the country. In 2026 it requires 3,680 euros per month, four times the minimum wage. The law creates two routes, temporary stay and residence, with different documents and effects.
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