Portugal’s Golden Visa program, a popular gateway for non-EU investors seeking residency in Europe, has recently come under judicial scrutiny. In a significant ruling, Portugal’s courts have upheld the controversial 10-year residency requirement, reaffirming the government’s stance on investment and citizenship timelines. However, despite this legal endorsement, questions persist regarding the program’s future direction, its economic impact, and the broader implications for investors and policymakers alike. This article explores the court’s decision, the ongoing debates surrounding the Golden Visa, and what it could mean for applicants and Portugal’s international investment landscape moving forward.
Portugal Golden Visa Court Upholds 10-Year Residency Requirement Despite Investor Concerns
In a landmark decision, Portugal’s top administrative court has reaffirmed the 10-year residency requirement for holders of the Golden Visa program, dashing recent hopes among…
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Author : Isabella Rossi
Publish date : 2026-01-06 02:26:00
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