Opening a company in Portugal is a straightforward process for foreign investors, provided that the applicable legal requirements are met.

In this article, we outline the essential legal steps involved in establishing a company in Portugal, from tax identification to incorporation and compliance requirements.

One of the main legal pathways for non-EU nationals with higher qualifications to live and work in Portugal is the EU Blue Card. This residence permit is designed to attract highly skilled professionals and facilitate their integration into the Portuguese and European labour markets.

To live, work, or invest legally in Portugal, there are three essential identification numbers you must have: NIF, NISS, and SNS.