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Economic background With 9 centuries of history, Portugal joined the European Union in 1986 and is a founder of the Euro currency, providing direct ac...

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Five Centuries of Global Guanxi ‫ީ⨹ޞ‬㌱ӊⲴ䖳 Portugal: Investment Opportunities for Chinese Companies 㪗㨺⢏φѣളԷѐⲺᣋ䍺ᵰՐ

“As we created our strategy, Vision 2020, it became clear that a sense of purpose ran strongly through our organization. When we looked at the work we do for clients, and what motivates all of us each day, we could see that everything we do contributes to building a better working world. Every audit, every tax return, every valuation, every interaction helps our clients fulfill their purpose and contributes to building a better working world.”

Mark A. Weinberger EY, Global Chairman and CEO  ćᆿ≮䇴ᇐą᝵ᲥĆⲺㆌ⮛੄θᵰᶺрс᱄ᱴᴿ Ҽж〃ֵળ᝕Ⱦ ᖉᡇԢഔ亴Ѱᇘᡭ‫Ⲻڐ‬Ӂ᛻θԛ਀∅ཟ᧞ࣞᡇԢᡶᴿ ӰⲺᱥӶѾθᡇԢਥⵁࡦᡇԢ‫∅Ⲻڐ‬ԬӁ䜳Ѱᔰ䇴ᴪ 㗄ླⲺ୼ѐь⮂֒࠰䍗⥤Ⱦ ∅Գᇗ䇗ᐛ֒Ƚ∅⅗いࣗ⭩ᣛȽ∅Ѡզ‫ٲ‬Ƚ∅〃Ӛ⍷ 䜳ᴿࣟᡇԢⲺᇘᡭᇔ⧦ԌԢⲺⴤḽθѰᔰ䇴ᴪ㗄ླⲺ ୼ѐь⮂֒࠰䍗⥤ȾĈ

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Contents

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Five Centuries of Global Business ‫ީ⨹ޞ‬㌱ӊⲴ䖳

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Recent Chinese Investments in Portugal ѣള䘇ᶛ൞㪗㨺⢏Ⲻᣋ䍺

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Country Overview ളᇬᾸ㿾

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Attractiveness Factors ੮ᕋ࣑ഖ㍖

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Infrastructure ะ⹶䇴᯳

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Investment Opportunities ᣋ䍺ᵰ䙽

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Golden Residence Permit Program 哺䠇ቻ⮏䇮ਥ䇷䇗ࡈ

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Favorable Tax Conditions ᴿ࡟ⲺいࣗᶗԬ

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China Overseas Investment Network ѣള⎭ཌᣋ䍺ѐࣗ䜞

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Five Centuries of Global Guanxi ‫ީ⨹ޞ‬㌱ӊⲴ䖳  The first contact of a Portuguese merchant with China took place in Guangzhou, in 1513. Throughout the following five centuries, Portugal and China became global partners, with Macau as a geographical, political and economic link between the two countries. The handover of Macau to China was an exemplary process of partnership and mutual respect and set the tone for continued close political and economical relations. Frequent contacts between the two Governments and a growing interest of private companies in business opportunities in the each other’s market, have resulted in a steady increase of trade and investment relationships.

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㪗㨺⢏୼ӰфѣളⲺ᧛䀜ခӄᒪⲺᒵᐔȾ 䳅੄ӊⲴᒪθ㪗㨺⢏фѣളᐨᡆѰള䱻ਾ֒ՏժȾ◩䰞ᱥ њളҁ䰪ᇔ൞Ⲻ᭵㔅㚊㌱⛯Ⱦ ◩䰞ഔᖈѣളᱥњളਾ֒ૂӈ⴮ቀ䠃Ⲻ㤹ׁθѰњളᤷ㔣 ᇼ࠽Ⲻ᭵㔅ީ㌱ᇐсะ䈹Ⱦ њള᭵ᓒҁ䰪仇ᇼⲺ㚊㌱਀≇㩛Էѐሯӄሯᯯᐸ൰Ⲻѐࣗ ᵰ䙽Ⲻު䏙ᰛ䲼‫׹‬䘑Ҽ䍮᱉ૂᣋ䍺どᇐ໔䮵Ⱦ

Recent Chinese Investments in Portugal ѣള䘇ᶛ൞㪗㨺⢏Ⲻᣋ䍺

The highlight of the recent economic relations between the two countries is the recent success of Chinese investors in the privatization processes of two of the largest utilities in Portugal. The bidding processes, where most of the competitors were European Union companies, was concluded with State Grid and China Three Gorges acquiring significant holdings in REN and EDP, respectively. By acquiring EDP, one of the largest renewables companies in the world, with operations in Europe, Brazil and the United States, CTG gained immediate access to a wealth of experience in renewable energy and international business on several continents. Other major Chinese companies, such as Huawei and ZTE, have successful operations in Portugal and use the country as a platform to other markets. The Chinese banking system is also very active in Portugal, with ICBC and CCB registered with the Bank of Portugal and the Bank of China already operating through a local branch.

Portugal: Leading Chinese M&A’s in 2012 According to A Capital’s Dragon Index, in 2012 Europe was the leading destination for Chinese Overseas Investment, growing 21% on the previous year and representing 33% of all Chinese M&A activity, with a total of 12.6 bn USD. State Grid and China Three Gorges investments in Portugal represented more than 4 bn USD, close to a third of all 2012 Chinese investment in Europe. Taking into account SINOPEC’s acquisition of 30% in Petrogal Brasil, a part of the Portuguese Galp Energia Group, for 4.8 bn USD, China’s total transactions in or through Portugal amounted to close to 9 bn USD. SINOPEC and CTG’s are the top two deals worldwide recorded by A Capital in 2012.

SINOPEC has opted to invest with Galp in Brazil, which illustrates the global impact of partnering with Portuguese companies.

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Country Overview ളᇬᾸ㿾

Economic background

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With 9 centuries of history, Portugal joined the European Union in 1986 and is a founder of the Euro currency, providing direct access , without borders, to a market of 500 million consumers with an average GDP per capita in excess of 25,000 Euros.

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As a consequence of the country’s history, the Portuguese language is spoken in 5 continents by a total of close to 250 million people. Special political and economic relations with countries such as Brazil, Angola and Mozambique enable Portugal to act as a gateway to Europe and to the Portuguese speaking world. Ranking in the top-20 of the most peaceful nations on Earth (Global Peace Index), the country has been investing in the qualification of its workforce and currently has several management schools, such as Universidade Católica and Nova Business School, listed at the top of international rankings. Open to foreign investment and featuring special tax and residency permit programs, the country provides a stable base for businessmen to engage in international networking within Europe, with links to Africa and South America.

Macau

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Current situation

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Following the global economic and financial crisis, Portugal received an international funding package. As a result, the economy faced an accelerated de-leveraging and reduction in consumption, especially significant for companies dependent on the internal market. However, the crisis has enabled the enactment of several economic policies that will contribute to a better business environment:

‫⨹ޞ‬㔅⎄ૂ䠇㷃ধᵰ੄θ㪗㨺⢏㧭ᗍള䱻㷃䍺Ⱦഖ↚θ㔅 ⎄рৱᶖᵼौૂ⎾䍯ࠅቇⲺ᛻߫ࣖ࢝θ⢯ࡡᖧଃ‫ד‬䎌ള޻ ᐸ൰ⲺԷѐȾ❬㙂θধᵰ‫ֵ׹‬ളᇬ亷ᐹཐ〃㔅⎄᭵ㆌθ᭯ ஺㩛୼⧥ູφ



Changes in labour law, resulting in added flexibility for employers to manage their workforce, including lower severance payments and reduction of public holidays and vacation days



Changes in competition law and in the justice system, forcing added competitiveness in the market and faster court procedures



Privatization, which enabled the entry of new players and reduced the State’s presence in the economy

The resilience of the Portuguese people has been visible throughout the process, with the new situation being accepted without civil unrest. As a result, the initial signs of economic recovery are starting to appear.

Outlook Even though the internal market is expected to grow very slowly over the coming years, the current situation provides many opportunities for foreign investors: ►

Real estate and company acquisitions are inexpensive



Wages are well below EU average, and the reduced growth and high unemployment rates are not likely to result in significant increases over the coming years



Qualifications and language skills facilitate creation of teams that deal with EU and Portuguese-speaking countries



High levels of public spending in the past gave rise to some of the best infrastructure in Europe



ࣩᐛ⌋‫ؤ‬䇘θ䳽ѱᴿᴪ儎㠠⭧ᓜ㇗⨼઎ᐛθऻᤢࠅቇ ⿱㚂䠇θԛ਀ࠅቇ‫ޢ‬Ս‫ٽ‬ᵕૂᴿ㯠‫ٽ‬ᵕཟᮦ



ㄔҿ⌋ૂਮ⌋࡬‫ؤ‬䇘θ‫ֵ׹‬ᐸ൰ㄔҿ࣑໔ࣖθ⌋ᓣ༺ ⨼ぁᓅࣖᘡ



⿷ᴿौ䘑ぁ‫׹‬䘑᯦ѐ㘻ࣖ‫ޛ‬ᐸ൰θࠅቇ᭵ᓒሯӄ㔅⎄ Ⲻᒨ人

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Attractiveness Factors ੮ᕋ࣑ഖ㍖ Location

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Portugal is the Westernmost country of Continental Europe, facing the Atlantic Ocean. With an area of 92,000 km2, the country represents an Exclusive Economic Zone of 1.7 million km2, the 10th largest in the world.

㪗㨺⢏ᱥ⅝⍨ཝ䱼ᴶ㾵䶘Ⲻളᇬθ䶘Ѫཝ㾵⍁θ䶘〥Ѱ ᒩᯯ‫ޢ‬䠂θ㇗⨼䶘〥Ѱнᒩᯯ‫ޢ‬䠂Ⲻщኔ㔅⎄ ॰θᱥь⮂ㅢփȾ 

㩛୼⧥ູ Business Environment The Ease of Doing Business Index (World Bank) ranks Portugal in 30th, out of 185 countries. A continuous stream of reforms , directed to the reduction of red tape, has resulted in the streamlining of approval processes and in all major public services being available on-line. As a result, the country has moved up 20 positions in this ranking since 2006. New reforms being discussed and implemented are likely to sustain or improve the current position.

Investment Protection Portugal and China have an Investment Protection and Promotion agreement, effective since 1992. The two countries have also signed an agreement to prevent double taxation. Similar specific agreements exist also for the Macau and Hong Kong Special Administrative Regions. Foreign investment is welcome in Portugal, with all activity sectors open to private investors (concessions must be negotiated for public service activities or access to natural resources). All companies are equal under the Law, without any discrimination between local and foreign investors.

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ᣋ䍺ؓ䳒 㪗㨺⢏ૂѣളᴿᣋ䍺ؓ䳒ૂ‫׹‬䘑অ䇤θ㠠ᒪ䎭⭕᭾Ⱦ њളҕᐨㆴ㖨অ䇤䚵‫ਂރ‬䠃ᖷいȾ◩䰞⢯ࡡ㺂᭵॰ૂ俏⑥ ⢯ࡡ㺂᭵॰ҕᴿ㊱ղⲺ⢯ᇐঅ䇤Ⱦ 㪗㨺⢏⅘䘄ཌളᣋ䍺θᡶᴿ㺂ѐ䜳ሯ⿷Ӱᣋ䍺㘻ᔶ᭴Ⱦᣋ 䍺ӄ‫ޢ‬㩛ᵃࣗᡌ㧭਌ཟ❬䍺Ⓠࡏᗻ亱Ӂ‫୼ݾ‬䇤θ㧭ᗍ䇮ਥȾ ⌋ᗁсᡶᴿԷѐ䜳ᱥᒩㅿⲺθ⋗ᴿሯӄᵢ൦ૂ⎭ཌᣋ䍺㘻 ҁ䰪Ⲻ↝㿼Ⱦ  

Competitive Costs

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Portugal has the lowest average wages in Western Europe, resulting in competitive operational costs for most activities. The abnormally high unemployment rate and the estimated lengthy road back to growth are indicators of limited pressure on wages in the medium term.

㪗㨺⢏൞㾵⅝Ⲻᒩൽᐛ䍺ᴶքθഖ↚ཝ䜞࠼⍱ࣞⲺ㩛䘆ᡆ ᵢ䜳ᴿㄔҿ࣑Ⱦ⢯儎Ⲻཧѐ⦽ૂ人䇗ᚘགྷ໔䮵䚉䐥╡䮵䜳 㺞᱄ѣᵕᐛ䍺໔䮵Ⲻু࣑ᖾቇȾ

Prices for industrial and office space have been declining as demand decreased. This results in opportunities either for the acquisition of real estate to develop and lease or for the setting up of local industrial or service operations.

Qualifications Portugal is listed by the Human Development Index (United Nations Development Program) in the “very high human development” group of countries. Data from the national investment promotion agency indicates that 42% of the population speaks at least one foreign language and 23% speak two foreign languages. With more than 440 thousand foreigners officially living in Portugal, with the country ranking in 2nd place within the 34 countries listed in the Migrant Integration Policy Index, it’s one of the countries in Europe where it is easiest to set up a multilingual team.

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Macau

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Logistics

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With 3 major international airports, the country has daily direct flights to and from most of the European capitals and many regular destinations in Africa and Brazil. Railways and motorways enable access to the EU, through Spain.

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Being located at the confluence of major sea routes, the country’s ports are serviced by most international carriers. The deep sea harbor of Sines has direct connections with China, Africa, South America and the Eastern and Western coasts of the USA, being already used by super-post-panamax vessels. The adjacent industrial area features an oil refinery and petrochemical complex, with an additional 2,000 ha available for industrial or logistical development.

Quality of life

⭧ӄ㪗㨺⢏༺ӄཐѠѱ㾷㡠⎭䐥㓵≽ਾⲺփ㖤θཝ䜞࠼ള 䱻㡠䘆‫ޢ‬ਮ䜳൞䈛ളⲺ⑥ਙᨆ‫ב‬㡠䘆ᵃࣗȾ䭗ቲӶⲺ␧≪ ⑥фѣളȽ䶔⍨Ƚ঍㗄ૂ㗄ളђȽ㾵ዮ䜳ᴿ⴪᧛㡠䘆θ䎻 㓝䎻ᐪᤵ傢ශ㡯ᐨֵ⭞䈛⑥ਙȾ䛱䘇Ⲻᐛѐ॰ᴿ⛲⋯ૂ⸩ ौ㚊ਾԷѐθਜᴿ‫ޢ‬亭Ⲻൕ൦ਥ⭞֒ᐛѐᡌ⢟⍷ᔶ ਇ⭞䙊Ⱦ 

⭕⍱䍞䠅 ൞ь⮂ড⭕㓺㓽ॱ⯍㌱㔕ᧈ੃ѣθ㪗㨺⢏൞Ѡളᇬѣ փࡍㅢփȾള䱻ᆜṗȽ⑟ૂⲺ≊ُૂᵢ൦✣᛻ླᇘⲺᮽ ौθࣖр䠂ᯥᵢૂ⌘ቊഴⲺཝ䜳Ր⭕⍱ֵ㪗㨺⢏ᡆѰཌള Ӱ൞⅝⍨Ⲻ⨼ᜩᐛ֒൦⛯Ⱦ

The World Health Organization ranking of health systems lists Portugal in 12th out of 190 countries. The availability of international schools, a good climate and a local welcoming culture, complemented with the cosmopolitan environment of Lisbon and Porto make the country a desired location, within Europe, for foreign workers. Air Travelling Distances 伔ᵰ㡠㺂䐓⿱ From Lisbon Ԅ䠂ᯥᵢ

From Beijing Ԅ्Ӣ

Sea Routes ⎭р㡠㓵 Hours ቅᰬ

Madrid - 傢ᗭ䠂 Rabat - ᣿ᐪ⢯

Dalian ཝ䘔

1

London - ՜ᮜ Paris - ᐪ唄

Shanghai р⎭

2

Brussels – ᕸ氩ດቊ Frankfurt - ⌋ަ‫⿅ށ‬ Rome - 㖍傢

Hong Kong 俏⑥

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10 | Portugal: Investment Opportunities for Chinese Companies

Investment Incentives Portugal will continue to be eligible for EU funded incentives at least through 2020. This means private investment in a large number of sectors may benefit from interest free loans, cash grants and/or tax incentives. Foreign investments projects that create jobs and generate exports are among the priorities.

Portugal: Chinese investment is welcome “ Portugal has a long-lasting and fruitful relationship with China, with a close political relationship rapidly driving increased economic relations. As we continue to implement reforms that are improving our attractiveness to all foreign investors, we have already demonstrated that Chinese investors are most welcome in our country. Myself, my team and the Portuguese Investment Promotion Agency will be available to assist other Chinese companies in pursuing investment opportunities in Portugal. ”

Government Support Portugal has a Public Agency responsible for Investment Promotion – AICEP. The Agency represents the Government in negotiations with foreign investors and can provide special support packages, including close-monitoring of the approval of formal procedures, for projects above 25 m€.

 ᣋ䍺◶ࣧ᧠᯳ 㪗㨺⢏ሼ㔝㔣ӡ਍⅝ⴕ䠇㷃ᨪࣟⲺ᧠᯳θ㠩ቇࡦᒪȾ 䘏ᝅ઩⵶ᖾཐ㺂ѐⲺ⿷Ӱᣋ䍺ਥ਍᜖ӄ‫ރ‬ᚥ䍭ⅴȽ⧦䠇⍛ 䍪਀ᡌい᭬Վ᜖᧠᯳Ⱦ㜳ࡑ䙖ቧѐᵰՐૂᑜᶛ࠰ਙѐࣗ Ⲻཌളᣋ䍺亯ⴤሼ㧭ᗍՎ‫ݾ‬᭥ᤷȾ 

᭵ᓒ᢬ᤷ 㪗㨺⢏䇴㄁Ҽ䍕䍙‫׹‬䘑ᣋ䍺Ⲻ㪗㨺⢏ᣋ䍺‫׹‬䘑䍮᱉ቶ δ$,&(3εȾ䈛ᵰᶺԙ㺞᭵ᓒфཌളᣋ䍺㘻অ୼θ㜳ᨆ ‫ב‬⢯ࡡ᢬ᤷ䇗ࡈθऻᤢѰн⅝‫ݹ‬ԛрⲺ亯ⴤᇐ࡬↙ 㿺ᢁ㔣ᇗ᢯ⴇ᧝䇗ࡈȾ

Pedro Gonçalves Secretary of State of Innovation, Investment and Competitiveness

㪗㨺⢏φ⅘䘄ѣളᣋ䍺 ć㪗㨺⢏фѣളᔰ㄁Ҽ䮵ѻъউᴿᡆ᭾Ⲻީ㌱θᇼ࠽ Ⲻ᭵⋱ީ㌱ֵ㔅⎄ީ㌱ᗍࡦ䗻䙕ࣖᕰȾ  䳅⵶ᡇԢ㔝㔣㩳ᇔ᭯஺ᡇԢሯᡶᴿཌളᣋ䍺㘻Ⲻ੮ᕋ ࣑Ⲻ᭯䶟θᡇԢᐨ᱄⽰ᡇളॷ࠼⅘䘄ѣളᣋ䍺㘻Ⱦᡇ ᵢӰȽᡇⲺഘ䱕ૂ㪗㨺⢏ᣋ䍺‫׹‬䘑ᵰᶺ䜳㜳অࣟެԌ ѣളԷѐ൞㪗㨺⢏ҿ਌ᣋ䍺ᵰՐȾĈ   ࡑ᯦Ƚᣋ䍺ૂㄔҿ࣑䜞䜞䮵  3HGUR*RQçDOYHV

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Infrastructure ะ⹶䇴᯳

Telecommunications

Motorways

Portugal was the first country in Europe to have a fully digital telecommunication network and was also an early adopter of fiber optics. The latest ITU fixed broadband penetration ranking lists Portugal in 36th place, out of 183 countries.

The total length of motorways increased 6 times in the period 1990-2010, with massive public investments in infrastructure resulting in 0.26 Km of motorway per 1,000 habitants, double the EU average. For private operators this results in effective motorway connections within the country and to Europe.

Power & Natural Gas Grids Close to 50% of the electricity consumed in Portugal is produced from renewable sources, mostly wind and water. The power grid has evolved to cope with dispersed production and is connected to the European grid through Spain. Natural gas is received through pipelines from North Africa, through Spain, and by boat. Pipelines secure the supply to all major industrial areas and cities.

Railway With Lisbon and Porto connected at top speeds of 200 km/h, the railway network covers most large cities and is connected to Spain. A high speed connection to Spain is one of the top priorities for public investment in the coming years.

Sea Ports Sines, Setúbal, Lisboa, Aveiro, Figueira da Foz , Leixões and Viana do Castelo are the main sea ports, providing international connections to main sea routes.

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ᒪ‫ޢ‬䐥ᙱ䮵ᓜ䖹ᒪ໔ࣖҼ‫ك‬θཝශ‫ާޢ‬ะ⹶䇴 ᯳ᣋ䍺Ⲻ㔉᷒ᱥθ∅੃ቻ≇ቧᴿ‫ޢ‬䠂Ⲻ‫ޢ‬䐥θ ᱥ⅝ⴕᒩൽ≪ᒩⲺњ‫ك‬Ⱦ ሯ⿷㩛䘆㩛୼㙂䀶θ㪗㨺⢏ૂ⅝⍨ެԌളᇬҁ䰪ᇔ⧦Ҽᴿ ᭾Ⲻ‫ޢ‬䐥䘔᧛Ⱦ 

䫷䐥

Porto ⌘ቊഴ

䠂ᯥᵢૂ⌘ቊഴҁ䰪ᴿᰬ䙕‫ޢ‬䠂Ⲻ儎䙕䫷䐥䘔᧛Ⱦ䫷 䐥㖇㔒㾼ⴌཝ䜞࠼ཝคᐸθҕф㾵⨣⢏䘔᧛Ⱦф㾵⨣⢏Ⲻ 儎䙕䫷䐥䘔᧛ᱥᵠᶛࠖᒪ‫ާޢ‬ᣋ䍺Ⲻ䠃⛯ⴤḽҁжȾ 

⑥ਙ 䭗ቲӶȽດഴᐪቊȽ䠂ᯥᵢȽ䱵့㖍Ƚ䍯ൣ᣿䗴㣏ޯȽ㧧 ㍘ᯥૂ㔪Ӑ㓩๗䜳ᱥѱ㾷⑥ਙθᴿ䘔᧛⎭ཌⲺѱ㾷㡠㓵Ⱦ 

⭫‫ؗ‬ 㪗㨺⢏ᱥ⅝⍨ㅢжѠᔰ㄁‫ޞ‬䶘ᮦᆍ⭫‫ؗ‬㖇㔒Ⲻളᇬθҕᱥ 䖹ᰟ䟽⭞‫ݿ‬㓚ⲺളᇬȾ൞ള䱻⭫㚊ᴶ᯦Ⲻളര㖇⑍䙅 ⦽ᧈ㺂ῒѣθ㪗㨺⢏փࡍㅢփȾ 

⭫࣑ૂཟ❬≊‫ב‬ᓊ㖇 㪗㨺⢏䘇ঀ⭞⭫⭧ਥ߃⭕㜳Ⓠ⭕ӝθཝ䜞࠼Ѱ伄࣑ૂ≪࣑ ਇ⭫Ⱦ⭫㖇⭞ԛᓊԎ࠼ᮙⲺ⭕ӝ᛻߫θ䙐䗽㾵⨣⢏ф⅝⍨ ⭫㖇䘔᧛Ⱦ

Lisbon 䠂ᯥᵢ Setúbal ດഴᐪቊ Sines 䭗ቲӶ

ཟ❬≊ᶛ㠠्䶔θ䙐䗽䙊㔅㾵⨣⢏Ⲻ㇗䚉ᡌ㡯㡬䗉䘷Ⱦ㇗ 䚉ؓ䳒ੇᡶᴿѱ㾷ᐛѐ॰ૂคᐸ‫ב‬ᓊཟ❬≊Ⱦ



Faro ⌋劷 Airports - ᵰ൰ Seaports - ⑥ਙ Main Motorways - ѱ㾷‫ޢ‬䐥 Main Railways - ѱ㾷䫷䐥

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Investment Opportunities ᣋ䍺ᵰ䙽

Agriculture and Food Processing

ߒѐૂ伕૷ࣖᐛ

With a geographic location that enables the supply of fresh produce to many destinations, Portugal has recently completed a public investment in a dam and irrigation system project that generated the largest artificial lake in Europe and enabled access to water covering 120,000 ha. Comparing the surface area of the reservoirs with the area of the country, the Alqueva Dam is, in proportion, 25 times larger than the China Three Gorges Dam in China.

⭧ӄ൦⨼փ㖤ਥԛ᯦ֵ勒伕૷ੇཐ൦‫ב‬ᓊθ㪗㨺⢏ᴶ䘇ᇂ ᡆҼжѠ≪ඓૂ⚂Ⓙ㌱㔕亯ⴤⲺ‫ާޢ‬ᣋ䍺亯ⴤȾ䈛亯ⴤ䙖 ቧҼ⅝⍨‫Ⲻ≪ב‬ᴶཝӰᐛ⒌θ䶘〥䗴‫ޢ‬亭Ⱦྸሼ≪ ᓉ䶘〥ૂളᇬ䶘〥֒∊䖹θ᤿∊ׁ㙂䀶θ$OTXHYD≪ඓ䖹ѣ ള䮵⊕п጗Ⲻཝඓཝ‫ك‬Ⱦ

Wood, Pulp and Paper

᤿খൕ൦䶘〥Ⲵ࠼∊䇗㇍θ㪗㨺⢏ᱥ⅝⍨ളᇬѣἤ᷍䶘〥 ᴶཝⲺളᇬҁжθ᧛䘇Ⱦ

Portugal is one of the countries in Europe with the largest forest area in percentage of land area – close to 40%. With 50% of the world’s total production of cork, local companies have evolved from the traditional applications as wine corks and, through extensive investments in R&D, have already established cork products as a natural and effective solution in several applications in the construction, automotive and aerospace industries. Portugal is the 4th largest producer of pulp in Europe and a local company produces the world top selling brand in office papers, successfully exporting to 70 countries. Macau

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ᵞȽ⍼ૂ㓮

㪗㨺⢏⭕ӝⲺ䖥ᵞᙱᮦ䗴‫⨹ޞ‬жঀθᵢ൦Էѐᐨ᭯਎Ԅࢃ ӻ⭕ӝ㪗㨺䞈⬬ດⲺ᛻߫θԌԢ֒࠰ཝ䠅⹊ਇ੄θ䖥ᵞӝ ૷ᐨ֒Ѱཟ❬ૂᴿ᭾Ⲻ䀙ߩᯯṾ⭞ӄᔰㆇȽ⊳䖜ૂ㡠ཟ㺂 ѐȾ 㪗㨺⢏ᱥ⅝⍨ㅢ഑ཝ⍼㓮⭕ӝ୼Ⱦжᇬᵢ൦‫ޢ‬ਮ⭕ӝⲺࣔ ‫⭞ޢ‬㓮൞‫⨹ޞ‬䬶䠅ᴶ儎θᒬᡆࣕ࠰ਙࡦѠളᇬȾ

Automotive

⊳䖜

VW, PSA, Daimler (Mitsubishi Fuso Trucks) and Toyota have automotive assembly plants in Portugal, around which a large cluster of automotive components producers has emerged. The sector represents more than 10% of the country’s total exports, with clients in all continents, which attests to the logistic facilities. Featuring a large number of multinationals but also many smaller companies with an established customer base and operational and commercial expertise, M&A activity in the sector represents a good opportunity to enter the EU market.

⭧ӄཝՍȽ36$Ƚᡪ࿼ईδп㨧᢬ẇগᇘ䖜εૂѦ⭦൞㪗㨺 ⢏䜳ᴿ⊳䖜㻻䞃সθഖ↚࠰⧦ཝ䠅⊳䖜䴬䜞Ԭ⭕ӝ୼Ⱦ䈛 㺂ѐⲺ࠰ਙখ‫ޞ‬ളԛрθᡶᴿཝ䱼൦॰䜳ᴿᇘᡭθ䇷᱄ ެ⢟⍷Ⲻᇔ࣑Ⱦ⭧ӄ䈛㺂ѐᴿཝ䠅䐞ളԷѐૂᴿ⧦ᴿᇘᡭ ะ⹶θԛ਀ᴿ㩛䘆ૂ୼ѐщѐ⸛䇼Ⲻ䖹ቅශԷѐθ൞䈛㺂 ѐ䘑㺂ᒬ䍣ᱥᢉ‫ⴕ⅝ޛ‬ᐸ൰ⲺжѠрླⲺᵰ䙽Ⱦ

Engineering & Tooling Originally focused on moulds for the automotive industry, with some companies achieving world leadership status in this area, a substantial transformation has taken place. The existing expertise, driven by the needs of the world’s most demanding clients, has been reinforced by R&D investments. This results in a cluster of companies that offer a complete service of design and production of engineering solutions for plastic and glass moulds, right through to the final manufacturing of the products, assembly and delivery to end users in industries such as automotive, appliances and aerospace. M&A or JV arrangements may lead to an effective entry in to the EU or the global markets.



ᐛぁૂ⁗ޭ 䈛㺂ѐ৕ᶛѱ㾷Ѱ⊳䖜ѐᔰ⁗θռᴿӑԷѐ൞䘏ᯯ䶘ᐨ䗴 ࡦь⮂亼‫≪ݾ‬ᒩθ࠰⧦䠃ཝ᭯䶟Ⱦ㜳ᔰ㄁⧦ᴿщѐᢶ㜳Ⓠ ӄ‫⨹ޞ‬㾷≸ᴶ儎ⲺᇘᡭⲺ䴶≸θ⹊ਇᣋ䍺䘑ж↛ࣖᕰ䘏〃 ᢶ㜳ȾཐᇬԷѐഖ㙂㜳Ѱ⊳䖜Ƚಞޭૂ㡠ཟㅿ㺂ѐᨆ‫ב‬ງ ᯏૂ⧱⪹⁗Ⲻ䇴䇗ૂᐛぁ⭕ӝᯯṾθࡦӝ૷ᴶ㓾⭕ӝȽ㻻 䞃ૂᨆ‫ב‬㔏ᴶ㓾⭞ᡭⲺ᮪։ᵃࣗȾ ᒬ䍣ᡌਾ䍺Էѐᆿᧈਥ㜳ᴿࣟᴿ᭾䘑‫ⴕ⅝ޛ‬ᡌ‫⨹ޞ‬ᐸ൰Ⱦ

 㓰㓽Ƚ࡬㺙ૂ࡬䷁ Ӑ⍨ㄔҿᕋਇⲺ䠃ཝধᵰ࠰⧦੄θ䘏ӑՖ㔕㺂ѐᐨ߃䙖θ ᕋ䘑ᢶᵥθᒬ৸ф䇴䇗θᨆ‫࠰ב‬㢨Ⲻ䍞䠅ӝ૷ૂᵃࣗȾ䘏 ӑԷѐ⭕ӝ㠠ᐧ૷⢂ᡌѰь⮂⸛੃ᰬ㻻૷⢂⭕ӝӝ૷θᐨ ޭ༽㜳࣑ੇ⅝⍨⎾䍯㘻䗻䙕‫ב‬䍝θ傢рሯуᯣ਎ौⲺ䏁ࣵ ֒࠰ഔᓊθᨆ‫ב‬㜳ᑜᶛᴪ儎࡟⏜ⲺՎ䍞ᵃࣗȾ

Textiles, Clothing and Shoes After a major crisis resulting from competition from Asia, these traditional sectors have reemerged supported by technology, design and excellence in quality and service. Either producing with their own brands or for world-renowned fashion brands, these companies have the capacity to supply European consumers with rapid time-to-market collections, reacting immediately to changes in trends and providing a quality of service that generates higher margins.



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Tourism

᯻⑮

Tourism related activities are the largest contributors to Portuguese exports. In 2012 the official statistics indicate a total of 40 million room nights, with close to 70% from foreign visitors. The preliminary figures indicate that 2013 will result in record breaking figures for the sector, even though local demand has substantially reduced.

᯻⑮⴮ީ⍱ࣞѰ㪗㨺⢏࠰ਙ֒࠰ᴶཝ䍗⥤Ⱦᒪᇎᯯ㔕 䇗ᮦᆍᱴ⽰䈛ᒪᙱᡵᲐᮦ䗴нθ䘇йᡆѰཌള᯻ᇘȾ ᒪࡓ↛ᮦᆍᱴ⽰঩ֵᵢ൦䴶≸ཝᑻࠅቇθռԀᒪ䈛㺂 ѐ䘎Ր࠰⧦⹪㓠ᖋⲺᮦᆍȾ

Elected as Europe's Leading Golf Destination 2012, the country’s mild climate and easy access from Central and Eastern Europe facilitate year long travel, with the Lisbon and Porto airports repeatedly breaking passenger level records. The country’s heritage and culture, and natural landscapes and 1,800km of coastline provide diversity within a limited geographic area, enabling access to different landscapes even in short breaks. Financially vulnerable companies owning attractive tourist assets present good opportunities for investment in a sector that will probably experience accelerated growth as international travel regains momentum and internal demand picks up.

Business Services The workforce qualifications and language skills, the telecommunication infrastructure and the competitive cost structure all position Portugal as a very attractive location for service activities. Multinationals such as Cisco, Xerox, Fujitsu, Nokia Siemens Networks, Infineon or Adidas have located client support centers, sales support activities, financial and administrative back-office operations and engineering centers in Portugal. Mostly directed to support operations in the EU market, some centers cover global activities, working around the clock to service several time zones. 

Macau

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㪗㨺⢏㦙㧭ᒪ⅝⍨ᴶ֩儎ቊཡ⨹㜒൦ྌȾ䈛ള≊ُ⑟ ૂȽᶛᖶѣ⅝ૂђ⅝Ӛ䙐‫᦭׵‬θ㓾ᒪ䜳ਥ᯻⑮Ⱦ䠂ᯥᵢૂ ⌘ቊഴᵰ൰уᯣᢉ⹪᯻ᇘ㓠ᖋȾ 䈛ള䶘〥㲳❬уཝθռެ়ਨૂᮽौȽཟ❬⧥ູ਀ ‫ޢ‬䠂Ⲻ⎭ዮ㓵㜳ᨆ‫ב‬ཐ〃уੂⲺ䘿᤟θ䇟᯻ᇘ঩ֵਠᴿᖾ ⸣‫ٽ‬ᵕθҕ㜳㿸䎅ࡦཐ〃уੂⲺᲥ㿸Ⱦ 䍘᭵⅖֩ռᤛᴿ⨼ᜩ᯻⑮䍺ⓆⲺԷѐᱥᣋ䍺ӄ䈛㺂ѐⲺ㢥 ླሯ䊗Ⱦ䈛㺂ѐᖾਥ㜳Ր䳅⵶‫⨹ޞ‬᯻⑮གྷ㤅ૂ޻䜞䴶≸ഔ ॽᰬࣖ䙕໔䮵Ⱦ 

୼ѐᵃࣗ Ӱ઎Ⲻ䍺়ૂ䈣䀶ᢶ㜳Ƚ⭫‫ؗ‬ะ⹶䇴᯳ૂޭㄔҿ࣑Ⲻᡆᵢ 㔉ᶺֵ㪗㨺⢏ᡆѰᵃࣗѐॷ࠼ޭ੮ᕋ࣑ⲺളᇬȾ 䐞ളԷѐྸᙓ〇Ƚ᯳҆Ƚሂ༡䙐Ƚ䈰ะӐ㾵䰞ᆆ䙐‫ؗ‬Ƚ㤧 伔ࠂᡌ䱵䘠䗴ᯥ䜳൞㪗㨺⢏䇴ᴿᇘᡭ᭥ᤷѣᗹȽ䬶୤᭥ᤷ ⍱ࣞȽ䍘ࣗ਀㺂᭵੄चᵃࣗθԛ਀ᐛぁѣᗹȾ ཝ䜞࠼⴮ީ亯ⴤᰞ൞᭥ᤷ⅝ⴕᐸ൰Ⲻѐࣗθᴿӑࡏ㾼ⴌ䘏 ӑԷѐⲺ‫⨹ޞ‬ѐࣗȾᴿ⴮ީӰ઎ᨆ‫ޞב‬ᰬᵃࣗθᵃࣗуੂ ᰬ॰ⲺᇘᡭȾ

Real Estate

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Even though prices have been declining in recent years, the evolution has been gradual and no bubble effect was visible (e.g. the European Central Bank indicates that the residential property valuation declined 3% , on an yearly basis, between 2010 and 2012).

঩ֵᴶ䘇ࠖᒪᡵ൦ӝԭṲж⴪с䐂θռс䲃ᱥ䙆⑆Ⲻθ⋗ ᴿਥ㿷Ⲻ⌗⋡θྸ⅝⍨ѣཤ䬬㺂㺞⽰ᒪ㠩ᒪ∅ᒪ Ⲻօᡵզ‫ٲ‬с䲃Ⱦ

A large number of new projects, for housing, tourism or mixed purposes, fully licensed, were suspended before the crisis and present opportunities for favourable acquisition prices and fast time-to-market. As tourism grows, commercial spaces for luxury stores are in high demand in Lisbon and Porto. The Global Property Guide lists Portugal as one of the European countries with highest gross rental yields on residential property, at 5.8%.

Mining, Oil & Gas Portugal is an exporter of copper and ornamental stone (marble, limestone, granite, slate), and has large undeveloped iron ore reserves and is the 5th largest producer of lithium in the world. Foreign investors have recently negotiated concessions to test and develop sites with known gold reserves and the Government has indicated an interest in expanding mining activities.

‫⨹ޞ‬ধᵰ࠰⧦ᰬθཝ䠅਌ᗍ䇮ਥⲺօᡵȽ᯻⑮ᡌ␭ਾ⭞䙊 Ⲻ᯦ᡵ൦ӝ亯ⴤ䜳Ჸ‫ڒ‬Ⱦ䘏ӑ亯ⴤⲺ᭬䍣ԭޭ੮ᕋ࣑θᡵ ᆆᖾᘡਥ᧞࠰ᐸ൰θᑜᶛᖾཝᵰ䙽Ⱦ 䳅⵶᯻⑮ѐ໔䮵θ䠂ᯥᵢૂ⌘ቊഴⲺ儎㓝୼䬰䴶≸ᖾཝȾ ‫⨹ޞ‬ᡵ൦ӝ᤽঍ᣀ㪗㨺⢏ࡍѰօᡵ〕䠇∑ഔᣛ䖹儎Ⲻ⅝⍨ ളᇬҁж  Ⱦ 

䟽⸵Ƚ⸩⋯ૂཟ❬≊ 㪗㨺⢏࠰ਙ䬒ૂ㻻侦⸵⸩δཝ⨼⸩Ƚ⚦⸩Ƚ㣧ው⸩Ƚᶵ ⸩εθᤛᴿཝ䠅ᵠ㔅ऎ᧘Ⲻ䫘⸵۞䠅θᱥ‫⨹ޞ‬ㅢӊཝ䬸⭕ ӝ୼Ⱦཌളᣋ䍺㘻ᴶ䘇୼䇤⎁䈋ૂऎ᧘ᐨ⸛哺䠇۞䠅൦⛯ Ⲻ䇮ਥθ᭵ᓒᐨ㺞⽰ᴿު䏙ᢟཝ䟽⸵⍱ࣞȾ 䘇ᒪᶛθཐᇬཝශ䐞ളԷѐᤷ㔣䘑㺂⎭рऎ᧘ૂ䫱᧘⍱ࣞθ ռԃ❬༺ӄ⎁䈋䱬⇫Ⱦ൦䍞⹊ガ㔉᷒ᱴ⽰ᆎ൞⸩⋯ૂཟ❬ ≊۞䠅Ⱦ ള޻ᴶཝශⲺ⸩⋯ૂཟ❬≊Էѐ*DOS〥ᶷ൞ᐪ㾵ૂᆿଛ᣿ 䘑㺂ऎ᧘⭕ӝ亯ⴤθᐨфᐪ㾵Ⲻѣള⸩ौਾ֒Ⱦ

In recent years large multinational companies have ongoing off-shore oil and gas early stage exploration operations. Geological studies indicate the existence of oil and gas reserves. Galp, the largest Oil & Gas company in the country, is actively pursuing Exploration & Production projects in Brazil and Angola and has already partnered with SINOPEC in Brazil.



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Golden Residence Permit Program 哺䠇ቻ⮏䇮ਥ䇷䇗ࡈ

Overview

Ᾰ㿾

With the goal of promoting Foreign Direct Investment into the country, Portugal has created the Golden Residence Permit Program.

ѰҼ‫׹‬䘑ཌള⴪᧛ᣋ䍺θ㪗㨺⢏᧞࠰Ҽ哺䠇ቻ⮏䇮ਥ䇷䇗 ࡈȾ

The Program entitles citizens of Non-EU countries that invest in Portugal to a Residence Permit, enabling free travel within the Schengen area as well as to live and work legally in Portugal. The beneficiaries, who must commit to maintain the investment for a minimum period of 5 years, may extend the benefits of the Program to their immediate family: ►

Spouse



Children (if older than 18 years of age, must be economically dependant on parents)



Parents of the applicant, or spouse, if economically dependant



Minor siblings, under custody of the applicant

After the initial 5 years, the investor may immediately apply for a permanent residency permit.

Requirements In order to be eligible for the Program, the investor must make an investment in Portugal, in one of 3 ways: ►

Capital transfer with a minimum value of 1 million Euro (e.g. bank deposit, acquisition of financial assets)



Acquisition of real estate with a minimum amount of 500,000 Euro



Creation of 10 jobs

䈛䇗ࡈ䇟ᣋ䍺ӄ㪗㨺⢏Ⲻ䶔⅝ⴕളᇬᐸ≇㧭ᗍቻ⮏䇮ਥ䇷θ ਥ൞⭩ṯ॰㠠⭧䘑࠰θҕ㜳൞㪗㨺⢏ਾ⌋⭕⍱ૂᐛ֒Ⱦ ਍ⴀӰᗻ亱ᢵ䈰ᤷ㔣ᣋ䍺ᒪԛрθԛс⴪㌱Өኔਥ㧭ᗍੂ ㅿՎ᜖φ ►

䞃‫ڬ‬



ᆆྩδྸ᷒኷ԛрθᗻ亱൞㔅⎄р‫ד‬䎌⡬∃ε



⭩䈭ӰᤷᴿӰᡌެ䞃‫Ⲻڬ‬⡬∃δྸ㔅⎄р‫ד‬䎌⭩䈭Ӱ ᤷᴿӰε



⭩䈭ӰᤷᴿӰⴇᣚⲺᒪᒲᕕ࿯

䗽Ҽᴶࡓᒪθᣋ䍺㘻ਥ傢р⭩䈭≮ѻቻ⮏䇷Ⱦ 

㾷≸ ᣋ䍺㘻ᗻ亱ᣋ䍺ӄ㪗㨺⢏ԛсп亯ҁжθᢃㅜਾ䈛䇗ࡈ㾷 ≸φ ►

䖢〱ԭ‫ٲ‬н⅝‫ݹ‬ԛрⲺ䍺ᵢδྸ䬬㺂ᆎⅴȽ᭬䍣䍘 ࣗ䍺ӝε



᭬䍣⅝‫ݹ‬ԛрⲺᡵ൦ӝ



ࡑ䙖ѠቧѐᵰՐ

ᣋ䍺㘻ҁࢃуᗍ൞⭩ṯ॰਀⾌ളᴿ⣥㖠㓠ᖋȾ 䗽ぁѣᣋ䍺〃㊱ਥ㜳Ր᭯਎δྸᴶࡓᱥᆎⅴθ❬੄⭞ӄ䍣 ‫ޛ‬ᡵ൦ӝᡌ䇴㄁Էѐθᒬࡑ䙖ቧѐᵰՐεȾᡶ䴶ᡵ൦ӝਥ 㜳࠰〕θѰᣋ䍺㘻ӝ⭕᭬ⴀȾ䇗ࡈ⭕᭾ᵕ䰪θ人䇗ᣋ䍺㘻 䴶㾷ᒩൽ∅ᒪ‫⮏ڒ‬ཟȾ

The investor must not have any previous criminal record in the Schengen Area or in the country of origin. The type of investment may be changed during the investment period (e.g.: initial deposit is then used to acquire property or to set up company that creates jobs). The real estate acquired may be leased, generating revenues to the investor. The investor is expected to spend, on average, 7 days per year throughout the Program.

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Favorable Tax Conditions ᴿ࡟ⲺいࣗᶗԬ Non-habitual residents tax regime

䶔ᜥᑮቻօቻ≇Ⲻい᭬࡬ᓜ

This special tax regime is applicable to individuals who have not been considered and taxed as tax residents in Portugal in any of the previous 5 years. The main features of the regime are:

䘏〃⢯ࡡⲺい᭬࡬ᓜ䘸⭞ӄࢃᒪѣⲺԱ֋жᒪ䠂䜳⋗ᴿ 㻡䇚ᇐѰ㪗㨺⢏いࣗቻ≇θഖ↚⋗ᴿԎいⲺӰ༡Ⱦ䈛い࡬ Ⲻѱ㾷⢯㢨ྸсφ



Flat tax rate of 20% on employment and business or professional income arising from a Portuguese source derived from “high added-value” activities of a scientific, artistic or technical nature. Such activities include Board members of certain companies and senior employees



Employment income from a foreign company may qualify for an exemption, if taxed abroad. For business and professional income, capital gains, rental income and investment income, the exemption may be granted if the income may be taxable in the country of source (in accordance with tax treaty provisions)



Pension income may be fully exempt for foreign pensions (regardless of effective taxation abroad or right to tax in the source country)

Inheritance & gift tax Portugal has a very favorable inheritance & gift tax regime:



Ⓠ㠠㪗㨺⢏Ⲻ਍䳽਀୼ѐૂщѐ᭬‫ޛ‬θ⎿਀ᙝ䍞ኔӄ ć儎໔‫ٲ‬ĈⲺ〇ᆜȽ㢰ᵥᡌᢶᵥ⍱ࣞθࡈжい⦽䘸 ⭞Ⱦ䘏ӑ⍱ࣞऻᤢ᣻ԱḆӑԷѐⲺ㪙ӁՐᡆ઎ૂ儎㓝 ઎ᐛ



ྸᐨ൞⎭ཌᖷいθཌളԷѐⲺ਍䳽᭬‫ޛ‬ㅜਾ䉷‫ރ‬ᶗⅴȾ ቧԷѐૂщѐ᭬‫ޛ‬Ƚ䍺ᵢ᭬ⴀȽ〕䠇᭬‫ૂޛ‬ᣋ䍺᭬‫ޛ‬ 㙂䀶θྸ᭬᷒‫ޛ‬൞ᶛⓆളδṯᦤいࣗᶗ㓜ᶗⅴεਥ㜳 Րᖷいθቧਥ䉷‫ރ‬



ྸ‫ޱ‬㘷䠇൞⎭ཌ㧭਌θ‫ޱ‬㘷䠇᭬‫ޛ‬ਥ‫ޞ‬ᮦ䉷‫ރ‬δᰖ䇰 ⎭ཌᇔ䱻いࣗ༺⨼ྸ֋ᡌᶛⓆളᱥੜᴿᖷいᵹε 

䚍ӝいૂ侾䎖い 㪗㨺⢏ᴿॷ࠼Վ᜖Ⲻ䚍ӝいૂ侾䎖い࡬φ ►

ṯᦤ൦॰⌋㿺θᴿӑ䍺ӝૂᵹ࡟ᰖ䴶ᖷい



Certain assets and rights are not taxable based on territoriality rules





Full exemption for spouse, ascendants and descendants (except the 0.8% stamp duty levied on gifts of Portuguese real estate)

䞃‫ڬ‬Ƚ⡬∃਀ᆆྩ‫ޞ‬ᮦ䉷‫ރ‬δ㪗㨺⢏ᡵ൦ӝ侾䎖䴶᤿ い⦽᭥Ԏদ㣧い䲚ཌε



ׁཌ਀䉷‫ރ‬ᶗⅴу䘸⭞Ⲻ᛻߫с䴶᤿い⦽ᖷい



Taxation at a rate of 10% whenever the exclusions and exemption are not applicable

Wealth taxes Portugal does not have a wealth tax, except some minor taxes on real estate (up to 0,8% annual municipal property tax, plus 1% stamp duty in case of residential property with a tax value exceeding 1,000,000 Euro).

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䍘ሂい 㪗㨺⢏ᒬ⋗ᴿᖷ᭬䍘ሂいθᴿӑ䠇仓䖹ቅⲺᡵ൦ӝい䲚ཌ δᒪᓜᐸᡵӝいу儎ӄθྸօᡵいࣗԭ‫ٲ‬䎻䗽н ⅝‫ݹ‬θਜࣖদ㣧いεȾ

China Overseas Investment Network ѣള⎭ཌᣋ䍺ѐࣗ䜞 Our China Overseas Investment Network (COIN) links EY professionals around the globe, facilitates collaboration, and provides consistent and coordinated services to our clients with overseas investment from China. Building on the existing China Business Group in the Americas, EMEIA, Asia-Pacific and Japan areas, COIN has expanded our network in nearly 63 countries and territories around the world. COIN is part of EY’s commitment to provide seamless and high-quality client service, worldwide, to Chinese companies investing overseas and doing business overseas. Our highly globally integrated structure enables us to deploy dedicated teams with strong local experience, and profound industry knowledge to provide seamless services to our clients. How we can help: ►

Providing in depth information on Portugal and on local business opportunities



Assisting in the development of networking with local companies or public entities

ᡇԢⲺѣള⎭ཌᣋ䍺ѐࣗ䜞ᣀ‫਺⨹ޞ‬൦Ⲻᆿ≮щѐӰ઎㚊 ㌱䎭ᶛθ‫׹‬䘑ᖲ↚ਾ֒θѰ൞⎭ཌᣋ䍺Ⲻѣളᇘᡭᨆ‫ב‬ж 㠪ૂঅ䈹ⲺᵃࣗȾ䈛䜞䰞ะӄ㗄⍨॰χ⅝⍨ȽѣђȽদᓜ ਀䶔⍨॰χӐའ॰ૂᰛᵢ॰⧦ᴿⲺ⎭ཌѣളѐࣗᵃࣗѣᗹθ ᐨᣀ㖇㔒ᢟ‫ݻ‬㠩‫਺⨹ޞ‬൦䘇Ѡളᇬૂ൦॰Ⱦ 䇴㄁䈛䜞䰞ᱥᆿ≮㠪࣑ӄੇᢟኋࡦ⎭ཌф൞⎭ཌ㔅㩛ѐࣗ ⲺѣളԷѐ൞‫਺⨹ޞ‬൦ᨆ‫ב‬ᰖ㕓ૂՎ䍞ᵃࣗⲺᐛ֒Ⲻж䜞 ࠼Ⱦ ᡇԢ‫⨹ޞ‬᮪ਾⲺ㔉ᶺ䇟ᡇԢਥ䈹ࣞޭѦሂᵢ൦ᐛ֒㔅僂ૂ 㺂ѐ⸛䇼ⲺӰ઎㓺ᡆщ㚂ഘ䱕θੇᇘᡭᨆ‫ב‬ᰖ㕓ᵃࣗȾ ᡇԢਥྸ֋ᨆ‫ב‬অࣟφ ►

ᨆ‫ב‬㪗㨺⢏Ⲻ␧‫ؗޛ‬ᚥૂᵢ൦ѐࣗᵰ䙽‫ؗ‬ᚥ



অࣟфᵢ൦Էѐᡌ‫ާޢ‬ᇔ։ᔰ㄁㖇㔒



䇺զ㪗㨺⢏ૂ㪗㨺⢏䈣ളᇬⲺѐࣗᵰ䙽



䇼ࡡᒬ䍣ⴤḽ



Ѱ᭬䍣䍺ӝᡌԷѐ䘑㺂いࣗȽ䍘ࣗૂ⌋ᗁታ㚂䈹ḛ



䇺զԷѐૂѠӰⲺいࣗ⣬߫



Ր䇗ਾ㿺਀ᣛ઀



Assessment of business opportunities in Portugal and the Portuguese-speaking countries

ྸⅨ㧭਌ᴪཐᴿީᆿ≮ѣള⎭ཌᣋ䍺ѐࣗ䜞Ⲻ‫ؗ‬ᚥθ䈭⎅ 㿾ᡇԢⲺ㖇享ZZZH\FRPFQFRLQȾ



Identifying targets for M&A operations





Tax, financial and legal due diligence in the acquisition of assets or companies



Assessment of tax conditions for companies and individuals



Accounting compliance and reporting



For more information on our China Overseas Investment Network, please visit our website at www.ey.com/cn/coin.

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China Business Services Team ѣളѐࣗᵃࣗഘ䱕 (0(,$δ⅝⍨ȽѣђȽদᓜ਀䶔⍨εᱥᆿ≮‫⨹ޞ‬ᵰᶺⲺ഑ ཝѐࣗ൦॰ҁжȾ

EMEIA (Europe, Middle East, India and Africa) is one of the four geographic areas of EY’s global organization.

䈛॰ऻᤢѠ൦॰θѣള⎭ཌᣋ䍺ѐࣗ䜞㖇㔒䜳䇴ᴿ⎭ཌ ѣളѐࣗᵃࣗഘ䱕Ⱦ㪗㨺⢏ᱥ൦ѣ⎭॰ж䜞࠼θ൦ѣ⎭॰ 䘎ऻᤢᝅཝ࡟ૂ㾵⨣⢏Ⱦ

Within EMEIA there are 12 regions, with the COIN network being represented through the Chinese Business Services teams. Portugal is a part of the Mediterranean region, with Italy and Spain.

CBS EMEIA Leaders

EY Portugal Country Managing Partner

⅝⍨ȽѣђȽদᓜ਀䶔⍨॰Ṯᗹѐࣗ᭥ᤷ䜞ѱ㇗ਾՏӰ

ᆿ≮㪗㨺⢏俌ᑣਾՏӰ

Fabian Wong 哺ᇬᖢ + 44 20 7951 4722 [email protected]

Qinghua Xu-Pionchon ᗆ␻঄ + 33 1 4693 4363 [email protected]

CBS EMEIA Service Line Leaders and BD ⅝⍨ȽѣђȽদᓜ਀䶔⍨॰Ṯᗹѐࣗ᭥ᤷ䜞 Service Lines щѐᵃࣗ Advisory ဆ宊㚵≉ Assurance ⭉孉㚵≉ Tax ⛯≉㚵≉ Transaction Advisory Services 峊≉Ṍ㖻⑐ 宊㚵≉

CBS EMEIA Leaders ѱ㇗ਾՏӰ

Business Development ᐸ൰ᤉኋ

Fabian Wong 哺ᇬᖢ + 44 20 7951 4722 [email protected] Pierre Abily + 33 1 46 93 50 05 [email protected]

Jingjing Yu ֏ᲬᲬ + 33 1 46 93 42 66 [email protected]

Alexander Roebel + 49 211 9352 10424 alexander.roebel@ de.ey.com

Ronghui Xu ᗆ㦙ឝ + 32 3 270 1258 [email protected]

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Jamaria Kong ⊕㤗▸  + 44 7776 127 127 [email protected]

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João Alves + 351 21 791 2283 [email protected]

EY Portugal Service Line Leaders ᆿ≮㪗㨺⢏ᵃࣗѱ㇗ਾՏӰ Service Lines щѐᵃࣗ Advisory ဆ宊㚵≉ Assurance ⭉孉㚵≉ Tax ⛯≉㚵≉ Transaction Advisory Services

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峊≉Ṍ㖻⑐宊㚵≉

CBS Team in Portugal 㪗㨺⢏Ṯᗹѐࣗ᭥ᤷഘ䱕 Vincenzo Bruni + 39 0280669750 [email protected]

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ᐸ൰䘑‫ޛ‬ᡎ⮛࠼᷆ ᐸ൰䘑‫ޛ‬ਥ㺂ᙝ⹊ガ ᴶ֩ᣋ䍺൦⛯⹊ガ ► ⧥ູᣋ䍺࠼᷆ ► ᭵ᓒީ㌱㇗⨼ ► ‫ޢ‬ਮ⌞߂᭥ᤷ  䍘ࣗӚ᱉૞䈘ᵃࣗ ► ►

‫ޢ‬ਮਇኋ 亼‫ݾ‬䍘ࣗ亴䰤ᵃࣗ ► 䘆㩛Ӛ᱉૞䈘 ► 䠃㓺᮪ਾ ► 䍘ࣗӚ᱉᭥ᤷ ► 䍘ࣗӚ᱉いࣗ૞䈘 ► զ‫ٲ‬ф୼ѐᔰ⁗ᵃࣗ  ૞䈘ᵃࣗ ► ►

ѐ㔟᭯஺ 伄䲟 ► ‫ؗ‬ᚥ〇ᢶ ► 䠇㷃ᵃࣗ૞䈘 ► ᔰㆇ਀ᡵ൦ӝ૞䈘 ► ᔰㆇ਀ਇኋ૞䈘 ► 亯ⴤ㇗⨼ ► ⍷ぁ䇴䇗਀㇗⨼ ► ᣋ䍺࠼᷆  ᇗ䇗ᵃࣗ ► ►

Ր䇗ਾ㿺਀ᣛ઀ ≊ُ਎ौфਥᤷ㔣ਇኋ૞䈘ᵃࣗ ► 䍘ࣗՐ䇗૞䈘ᵃࣗ ► 䍘ࣗᣛ㺞ᇗ䇗 ► 䇾働䈹ḛ਀㓖㓭অ䈹ᵃࣗ  いࣗᵃࣗ ► ►

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⧦䠇いࣗ㿺ࡈ ളᇬいࣗ૞䈘 䐞ູいࣗ૞䈘 ީい਀ള䱻䍮᱉ ‫⨹ޞ‬ਾ㿺਀ᣛ઀ Ӱ࣑䍺Ⓠ ѠӰいࣗ いࣗՐ䇗 いࣗѐ㔟૞䈘 いࣗ᭵ㆌ਀ҿ䇤 䍘ࣗӚ᱉いࣗ 䖢䇟ᇐԭ਀㢸い‫ב‬ᓊ䬴㇗⨼ ໔‫ٲ‬いȽ⎾䍯い਀ެԌ䬶୤い

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