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Portugal in 360°

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Guides, services, tools and information to help you live, work and get things done in Portugal.

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Services

Most requested services

Plain explanations, documents, deadlines and a link to the official channel.

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Finance & taxes

Get your NIF or tax documents

How to apply for a NIF (Portuguese tax identification number) and obtain tax statements and certificates.

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Guides

Step by step, without the hassle

Learn how to get tasks done and understand the main services in Portugal.

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How to check your NIF

How to confirm your tax identification number (NIF) and keep your details up to date.

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Tools

Tools that make life easier

Calculators, checklists and an obligations calendar.

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Organisation

Monthly budget calculator

Organise your expenses and see how much you spend each month in Portugal.

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Documents

Moving to Portugal checklist

Keep track of documents, tasks and preparations so you don't miss any important step of your move.

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Taxes

Obligations calendar

See important dates and tasks in one place and keep your life in Portugal organised.

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Trust

Information backed by reliable sources

PT360 brings together information and guidance, and points you to the official channels whenever needed.

  • Portal das FinançasTaxes, NIF and IRS
  • Segurança SocialNISS and contributions
  • e-FaturaInvoices and deductions
  • AIMAResidence and immigration
  • SNSHealth and user number
  • IMTDriving licences and vehicles

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