For Sale

On top of the purchase price, buyers should allow for IMT (the municipal property transfer tax, which varies with the price and use of the property), Stamp Duty (0.8% of the deed value) and land registry and notary / Casa Pronta fees.

Once the price and terms are agreed, both parties sign the CPCV (promissory purchase and sale contract), when the buyer usually pays a deposit of 10% to 20% of the price. The contract sets the deadline for the final deed and legally protects both parties.

You need an identity document (Citizen Card or passport), a Portuguese tax number (NIF, required even for non-residents), proof of address and, where applicable, a Portuguese bank account.

Coming Soon properties are in the final stage of photography or document checks, but we already take expressions of interest and arrange private viewings. Properties With plans come with an architectural or renovation project designed for the space.

Yes. Portuguese banks lend to non-residents, usually 60% to 80% of the valuation or purchase price (whichever is lower), subject to an assessment of income in the country of origin.