Magical place in the North Atlantic Ocean
A little less than two hours flight from Lisbon, north of the Atlantic Ocean is Madeira Island, awarded as “Best Island Destination in the World” by the World Travel Awards, deposing the equally beautiful islands of Bali and Maldives. The island of Madeira is one of the few in the world that offers the excitement and vibrancy of life on an island and, at the same time, the bustle of a city on a continental territory.
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direct 6 hours 20 minutes or 8 hours 30 minutes via Lisbon
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Incorporate a company in Portugal and create job positions for residents
Golden Visa candidates may choose to make capital transfers amounting to €500,000 or more, with the objective of acquiring participation units in investment funds (non-real estate collective investment entities) or venture capital funds.
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"Flower Island" or "Floating Garden of the Atlantic"
EU Citizenship after 5 years, Portuguese passport 6th strongest in the world - Free movement worldwide
After 2022 changes in the legislation, Madeira is one of the last places in Portugal, where you can buy residential real estate and obtain EU family residency
Opportunity to work & conduct business in Portugal & EU
Free EU Education for your children
Booming real estate market
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Funchal, the capital of the island, is the place to be. The city is not only the main tourist center, but also the political, economic and academic center where all higher education institutions, including the University of Madeira, are located.
With a population of 105,795 inhabitants (data from 2021), Funchal is the main city of Madeira and has about 42% of the population of the entire archipelago.
Given the population density, the real estate market of Funchal is home mostly to apartments and villas, leaving aside tourist developments whose sector has a strong influence on the economic development of the region.
Did you know that in good weather conditions, you are allowed to go 10 km/h faster in Madeira ?
One of Thomas Jefferson’s favourite wines, Madeira, was used to toast the U.S. Declaration of Independence. A bottle of Madeira was used to christen the USS Constitution in 1797.