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Portugal - Retiring to Portugal and Pension Issues


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Portugal is a popular retirement destination for people from all around the world. A mild climate, gorgeous coastline and plentiful sunny beaches combined with excellent food and inexpensive world-class wine have made it a haven for retirees.

The Algarve and the Azores Islands are among the areas that have experienced an influx of foreign retirees and real estate investment in recent years. Property prices and the cost of living in Portugal are still low enough to attract many retired Europeans in particular. The Algarve is cheaper than the Costa del Sol or the Riviera and has even more beautiful beaches.

Another reason Portugal is viewed as a desirable place to retire is the friendliness of its inhabitants. The Portuguese are a generally kind and hospitable people, welcoming foreign visitors into their homes and culture with warmth and compassion.

Pensions

The taxation of pensions originating in member EU states and elsewhere abroad varies according to the type of pension and applicable Double Tax Treaties.

Private pensions and annuities are generally regarded as income, depending on residency status. As tax residents are required to pay tax on their worldwide income, it is advisable to consult a qualified tax specialist to determine your liability.





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