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Portuguese Golden Visa deadline: Lisbon and Porto 6-month countdown

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(Partner Content) There are only six months left for investors who wish to secure property and EU residency through a property investment in Lisbon, Porto or on Portugal’s coast. Eligible investment locations for the popular Portuguese Golden Visa Programme (GVP) will change in July 2021.

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