Absolutely. Countries like Portugal allow foreign investors to purchase property without nationality restrictions. The only initial requirement is obtaining a local Tax Identification Number (NIF) and opening a bank account, processes we handle entirely for you.

No. Through a properly structured power of attorney, our team of lawyers can represent you before notaries, banks, and sellers. This allows you to complete the purchase, sign contracts, and transfer the asset to your name entirely remotely.

Traditional real estate agencies list properties and charge commissions to protect the seller's price. AIM Global operates as your Buyer's Agent: we don't sell our own properties, but rather search the entire market for the ideal asset for you, negotiating the price in your favor and protecting you legally and financially.

Yes. European financial institutions regularly offer financing of up to 80% of the purchase price for non-resident international investors. We assess your financial profile and process the pre-approval of the loan directly with local institutions to secure the best interest rates.

To the property purchase price, you should add approximately 6% to 9% for closing costs. This includes the Municipal Transfer Tax (IMT), Stamp Duty (Imposto de Selo), notary fees, and property registration fees. Our legal team will provide you with a detailed financial breakdown before you make any offer.

The European market, and especially cities like Lisbon and Porto, stands out for its strong combination of capital appreciation and rental yields. Currently, annual returns on long-term residential leases range from 4% to 6% net, depending on the type of property. Furthermore, since both income and appreciation are valued in euros, it serves as an excellent asset protection against devaluation.

A standard process takes between 60 and 90 days. The initial phase of intelligent search and legal due diligence typically takes 2 to 4 weeks. Once the asset is selected, the signing of the Purchase and Sale Agreement (CPCV) and the subsequent formalization of the Public Deed before a Notary Public take an additional 45 to 60 days, depending on whether local bank financing is required.