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May 24, 2026

Portugal Is Not on Most Indian Business Leaders’ Radar. It Should Be.

By Prashant Ajmera  |  Founder, Ajmera Law International

Global Mobility & Cross-Border Law  |  30+ Years  |  20+ Countries

 

Here is a question I ask every Indian entrepreneur who walks into my office talking about Europe:

“Which country do you want to enter first?”

The answer is almost always the same. UK. Germany. Netherlands. Sometimes France.

Portugal almost never comes up.

And that is precisely why I am writing this article.

What Is Already Happening in Portugal — That Most People Do Not Know

Let me share something that surprises most Indian business leaders when I tell them.

 

Company Location What They Do
HCLTech Lisbon Digital Shared Services Centre since 2009. Product support, data analytics, EU-compliant delivery.
TCS Lisbon Delivery centre for European banking and financial services clients.
Infosys Lisbon Registered branch — Infosys Limited Sucursal em Portugal.
Wipro / Appirio Porto Commerce Cloud Centre of Excellence & Innovation Hub. Hiring local Portuguese talent.
Aurobindo Pharma Nationwide Acquired Generis — one of the most significant Indian pharma entries into the EU via Portugal.
Mahindra Portugal Active in automotive and technology sectors.
MGM Group Lisbon / Algarve Hospitality sector operations.
Sugee Group Portugal Real estate development.
Flying Wedge Defence Portugal 2025: Manufacturing AI autonomous aircraft Kaal Bhairava — first overseas production facility.

In total, Indian investments in Portugal are estimated at US$450 million. Approximately 180,000 persons of Indian origin live in Portugal today — a ready-made community, a ready-made network, and a ready-made market.

India’s biggest IT firms figured this out fifteen years ago. The question is: why haven’t more Indian SMEs, founders, and investors?

Then Came January 27, 2026 — Everything Changed

On January 27, 2026, at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, the European Union and India concluded negotiations on what is now being called — by both sides — the mother of all trade deals.

The India-EU Free Trade Agreement. Nearly two decades in the making. Finally done.

What It Means in Numbers

Consumers Covered 2 Billion — India + EU combined
Share of Global GDP 25% in one trade partnership
Indian Exports at Zero Duty 91% from Day One of entry into force
EU Goods Tariff Elimination 96.6% over 7 years
EU Service Subsectors Opened 144 — including IT, finance, professional services
FTA Concluded January 27, 2026 — Hyderabad House, New Delhi
Expected Entry into Force Early 2027 (after EU Parliament ratification)
Professional Mobility Formal framework for ICTs, business visitors, independent professionals

 

“This agreement creates the world’s largest free trade zone — two billion people, one quarter of global GDP, and a partnership built for the next century.” — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, January 2026

And critically for Indian businesses considering Europe: Portugal ratifies as part of the EU. One deal. One market. Portugal is your door in.

The window to enter, structure, and establish yourself before that moment — is right now

Why Portugal Specifically — Not Germany, Not France, Not the UK

I want to be direct here, because I see too many Indian businesses make this mistake. They choose their European entry market emotionally — based on familiarity, language, or where they attended a conference.

Portugal deserves a strategic conversation. Here is why.

  1. The Global Language Bridge

Portugal is a gateway not just to Europe’s 450 million consumers, but to Portuguese-speaking markets — Brazil, Mozambique, Angola, Cape Verde. If your business has any interest in lusophone markets, Portugal is an extraordinary launchpad.

  1. Highly Competitive Cost Base Within Western Europe

Operational costs — office space, talent, local management — are substantially lower than Germany, France, or the Netherlands. For Indian SMEs building their first European operation, this matters enormously.

  1. A Genuinely Startup-Friendly Regulatory Environment

Portugal introduced a dedicated Startup Visa — one of the most accessible founder immigration routes in the EU. The India-Portugal Startup Hub, created under a formal MoU between Startup Portugal and Invest India, is an active institutional bridge between both ecosystems.

  1. 180,000 Strong Indian Community

This is not just a diaspora statistic. It is a business network, a talent pipeline, a cultural bridge, and a customer base. Indian founders entering Portugal are not entering cold — they are entering a country where Indian business is already trusted and established.

  1. Direct Diplomatic Momentum at the Highest Level
  • India’s President Droupadi Murmu visited Portugal in April 2025 — the first Indian state visit in 27 years.
  • Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met her Portuguese counterpart in Lisbon, July 2025.
  • Portugal’s Secretary of State for Economy is actively building a regulatory bridge for Indian and Portuguese companies.
  • India and Portugal held their 1st bilateral consular dialogue in November 2024.

This is not background noise. This is signal.

What Indian Companies Are Getting Right — And What They Are Getting Wrong

What the Successful Ones Get Right

HCLTech did not just open an office in Lisbon. They set up a Digital Shared Services Centre with a proper local entity, employment structure compliant with Portuguese labour law, and service delivery frameworks aligned with EU data protection rules.

Aurobindo did not just export medicine to Portugal. They acquired Generis — a locally regulated, properly licensed pharmaceutical company — giving them instant compliance infrastructure and market credibility.

These are not accidents. These are the results of deliberate legal and structural planning before market entry.

What the Unsuccessful Ones Get Wrong

The Indian companies that have stumbled in European markets almost always made the same errors:

  • Entered informally, operating before the entity was properly incorporated
  • Assumed their Indian contracts, IP registrations, and employment frameworks would travel with them — they do not
  • Did not register their trademarks in Portugal before launch — and found competitors had done it for them
  • Ignored Portuguese labour law — which is employee-protective and very different from Indian norms
  • Had no GDPR compliance structure — which in the EU is not optional, it is existential

Portugal is welcoming. The legal framework is accessible. But it still requires proper entry architecture.

The Practical Checklist: Before You Enter Portugal

Whether you are a founder considering your first EU entity, an SME exploring a distribution partnership, or an investor looking at the Golden Visa route — these are the non-negotiables before you take a single step:

  • Choose Your Entity Structure Deliberately — Lda (Private Limited) vs SA (Public Limited)? Branch vs subsidiary? Each has different tax, liability, and banking implications for your Indian parent company.
  • Understand Your Founder and Team Mobility Pathway — Startup Visa? Intra-company transfer? The India-EU FTA now includes a formal mobility framework — the right route depends on your company structure, your role, and your business model.
  • Register Your IP in Portugal Before You Launch — Trademark registration in Portugal is an EU trademark through EUIPO — covering all 27 member states. Do this before your first commercial activity. Not after.
  • Structure Your India-Portugal Tax Position Correctly — India and Portugal have a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. Transfer pricing between your Indian entity and Portuguese subsidiary must be documented from day one.
  • Build GDPR Compliance Into Your Operations From the Start — If you handle any data from EU residents — customers, employees, partners — you are subject to GDPR. This includes website analytics, CRM, and email marketing.
  • Know Your Banking Pathway — Indian-owned EU companies can open Portuguese bank accounts — but the KYC process requires proper documentation of your India-Portugal corporate structure. Plan this in advance.

A Personal Note — Why This Moment Matters

I founded Ajmera Law International in 1993. For over thirty years, I have watched the arc of Indian business ambition.

In the 1990s, going global meant IT services outsourcing. In the 2000s, it meant pharma exports. In the 2010s, it meant startup ecosystems and unicorn valuations.

In 2026, something different is happening. It is quieter. More deliberate. More serious.

Indian founders are not just looking to serve European clients from India anymore. They want to be present in Europe. To build European businesses. To access European capital, European talent, and European markets from the inside.

The India-EU FTA — the largest trade agreement either side has ever concluded — is the formal acknowledgement by two of the world’s largest economies that this is the right moment.

Portugal, with its Indian community, its startup ecosystem, its lower cost base, its language bridges to lusophone markets, and its established Indian corporate presence from HCL to Aurobindo — is arguably the most strategically underrated entry point into the EU for Indian businesses today.

The companies that recognise this now, structure properly, and build patiently — will have a meaningful advantage over those who arrive two years from now when the FTA is in force and the market is crowded.

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About the Author

Prashant Ajmera is the Founder of Ajmera Law International (ALI), an Ahmedabad-based law firm with over 30 years of experience in business immigration, global mobility, and residency and citizenship by investment programmes across 20+ countries. ALI advises Indian businesses, HNIs, and families on structured, compliant, and strategic international expansion.

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April 11, 2026

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The EU-India Free Trade Agreement: A Game-Changer for Indian Business, Exports and Your Family’s Future in Europe

By Advocate Prashant Ajmera | Ajmera Law International | January 2026

How the world’s largest FTA — signed 27 January 2026 — reshapes Indian trade, and why the EU Golden Visa is the smart next step for every Indian exporter and entrepreneur.

On 27 January 2026, history was made at Hyderabad House in New Delhi. After nearly two decades of on-and-off negotiations, India and the European Union concluded the world’s largest free trade agreement — a deal covering 2 billion people and 25% of global GDP. For Indian businesses and exporters, the opportunity is not just significant. It is generational.

What Is the EU-India FTA — and Why Does It Matter?

The India-European Union Free Trade Agreement, concluded on 27 January 2026 at the 16th India-EU Summit in New Delhi, is the largest and most comprehensive trade deal either side has ever signed. It was announced jointly by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and European Council President AntĂłnio Costa — who described it, without exception, as “the mother of all deals.”

The numbers tell the story. EU bilateral trade in goods with India already stands at €120 billion per year, with services adding a further €60 billion. The FTA is expected to double EU goods exports to India by 2032 — and in the reverse direction, it opens the EU’s 450-million-person market to Indian exporters at dramatically lower or zero tariffs for the first time.

The timing is also geopolitically significant. The deal came amid US tariffs of 50% on Indian goods and growing tensions between Washington and both New Delhi and Brussels. The EU-India FTA sends a clear message to the world: India has alternatives, strategic partners, and the economic scale to write its own trade story.

Key Features of the EU-India FTA

Here are the headline provisions that every Indian businessperson and exporter needs to understand:

96.6% of EU Goods — Tariffs Eliminated or Reduced

Tariffs on 96.6% of all EU goods exported to India will be eliminated or significantly reduced. This provides Indian manufacturers and consumers access to European machinery, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and technology at far lower costs — reducing input prices and boosting industrial competitiveness.

India’s Labour-Intensive Exports — Zero Duty, Immediately

Indian exporters in textiles, apparel, leather, footwear, gems and jewellery, marine products, sports goods, and toys receive immediate zero-duty access to the EU market — without phased reduction. This represents a combined export opportunity worth INR 2.87 lakh crore across these sectors.

EU Car Tariffs: 110% → 10% Over Five Years

India agreed to slash car import tariffs from as much as 110% to 10% over five years, with quota-based annual access for 250,000 EU vehicles. In exchange, Indian auto component and EV manufacturers gain EU market access at preferential rates.

Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices — 99%+ Eliminated

India’s world-class pharmaceutical sector gains access to the EU with tariffs up to 11% eliminated. For medical instruments and devices, tariffs of up to 6.7% are eliminated across 99.1% of trade lines — a quantum leap for Indian medtech exporters.

Agriculture and Processed Food — Preferential EU Access

Tea, coffee, spices, grapes, gherkins, dried onion, fresh vegetables, seafood (shrimp, frozen fish), and value-added foods all receive preferential tariff treatment in the EU — strengthening farmers’ incomes and rural livelihoods across India.

Digital Trade, IP and Services — A New Modern Framework

The FTA includes dedicated chapters on digital trade, intellectual property, investment protection, dispute settlement, and sustainable development. For Indian IT and professional services firms, expanded mobility provisions create new pathways for skilled professionals into EU markets.

Security, Defence and Mobility Partnership

Alongside the FTA, India and the EU signed a Security and Defence Partnership and a Mobility and Migration Agreement — substantially enhancing legal pathways for Indian students, skilled workers, and business professionals into the EU.

Sector-by-Sector: What Changes for Indian Exporters

Sector Current Tariff Post-FTA Tariff Benefit for India
Textiles & Apparel 12% 0% (immediate) Zero duty EU access — huge advantage
Leather & Footwear Up to 17% 0% (immediate) Price competitive vs China, Vietnam
Gems & Jewellery Up to 15% 0% (immediate) INR 2.87 lakh crore exports boosted
Marine / Seafood Up to 20% Reduced/0% Shrimp, fish — coastal state windfall
Pharmaceuticals Up to 11% Eliminated 99.1% of trade lines — zero duty
Medical Instruments Up to 6.7% Eliminated Medtech exports to EU — quantum leap
IT & Digital Services Various Enhanced access Mobility provisions for professionals
Agri / Processed Food Various Preferential Tea, coffee, spices — higher EU value
Home DĂ©cor & Furniture Up to 10.5% Reduced Bamboo, wooden crafts — new demand

Why Indian Businesses Must Act Now

The FTA is currently undergoing legal vetting and translation, expected to take five to six months. Formal signature and ratification by the EU Parliament and India’s Union Council of Ministers will follow — with implementation estimated within 12 months. This is your preparation window.

First Mover Advantage is Real. Indian businesses that proactively register as approved exporters, structure their supply chains to meet EU Rules of Origin requirements, and establish distribution networks in EU markets before the agreement enters force will gain a significant competitive lead over slower movers. The window to prepare is now — not after implementation.

Three types of Indian businesses stand to gain the most:

  • Exporters in textiles, apparel, leather, footwear, gems and jewellery, marine, and agri-food — who gain immediate zero or near-zero duty access to 450 million EU consumers.
  • Manufacturers and industrialists who will now access European machinery, chemicals, and technology inputs at dramatically lower cost — reducing their own production costs.
  • IT, digital, and professional services firms — who benefit from enhanced mobility provisions, IP protections, and new bilateral frameworks for digital trade.

The EU Golden Visa: The Smart Next Step for Every Indian Exporter

The EU-India FTA opens Europe’s market to your products. The EU Golden Visa opens Europe’s doors to you and your family. For any Indian entrepreneur or exporter doing — or planning to do — significant business in Europe, securing EU residency is no longer just a lifestyle aspiration. It is a strategic business decision.

An EU Golden Visa holder can live, work, do business, and travel freely across 29 Schengen countries. For an Indian exporter with EU clients, partners, and employees, having a legal EU base is not a luxury. It is a competitive advantage.

What Is the EU Golden Visa?

An EU Golden Visa — technically called a Residency by Investment programme — grants the investor, their spouse, children, and in many countries their parents, the legal right to live, work, study and access healthcare in a European Union member state. In exchange for a qualifying investment in real estate, investment funds, business, or cultural heritage, the investor receives a renewable EU residence permit.

The key features that make it compelling for Indian businesspeople:

  • No employer sponsorship, job offer, or professional qualification required
  • Family included in a single application — spouse, children, and in most countries parents
  • Visa-free travel across all 29 Schengen Area countries — including Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, and more
  • Pathway to EU permanent residency and citizenship after five to ten years depending on country
  • No requirement to live in the country continuously — most programmes have minimal or zero minimum stay requirements
  • Investment can generate rental income or financial returns — it is not lost capital

Top EU Golden Visa Countries for Indian Investors in 2026

đŸ‡”đŸ‡č Portugal — Best Route to EU Citizenship

  • Minimum Investment: €500,000 (investment fund)
  • Processing Time: Up to 18 months
  • Schengen Access: All 29 Schengen countries
  • Path to Citizenship: EU Passport after just 5 years

đŸ‡ŹđŸ‡· Greece — Most Affordable · Rental Income

  • Minimum Investment: €250,000 – €800,000 (real estate)
  • Processing Time: 2–4 months
  • Schengen Access: All 29 Schengen countries
  • Path to Citizenship: After 7 years

🇼đŸ‡č Italy — Business and Lifestyle Hub

  • Minimum Investment: €250,000+ (investment fund)
  • Processing Time: 3–4 months
  • Schengen Access: All 29 Schengen countries
  • Path to Citizenship: After 10 years

đŸ‡ČđŸ‡č Malta — Immediate Permanent Status

  • Minimum Investment: €300,000+ (real estate/bonds)
  • Processing Time: 4–6 months
  • Schengen Access: All 29 Schengen countries
  • Path to Citizenship: Permanent residency granted immediately

🇭đŸ‡ș Hungary — 10-Year Permit, Fastest Process

  • Minimum Investment: €250,000 (real estate fund)
  • Processing Time: 1–3 months
  • Schengen Access: All 29 Schengen countries
  • Path to Citizenship: After 5 years full-time residence

đŸ‡±đŸ‡» Latvia — Most Affordable EU Entry Point

  • Minimum Investment: €50,000+ (company/bonds)
  • Processing Time: 2–3 months
  • Schengen Access: All 29 Schengen countries
  • Path to Citizenship: After 10 years legal residence

EU Golden Visa Comparison for Indian Investors

Country Min. Investment Schengen Min. Stay Citizenship Best For
đŸ‡”đŸ‡č Portugal €500K (fund) ✓ Yes 7 days/yr 5 years EU passport fastest
đŸ‡ŹđŸ‡· Greece €250K–€800K ✓ Yes None 7 years Most affordable + rental income
🇼đŸ‡č Italy €250K+ ✓ Yes None 10 years Lifestyle + business hub
đŸ‡ČđŸ‡č Malta €300K+ ✓ Yes None Permanent Immediate permanent status
🇭đŸ‡ș Hungary €250K (fund) ✓ Yes None After 5 yrs 10-yr permit, fast process
đŸ‡±đŸ‡» Latvia €50K+ ✓ Yes None 10 years Most affordable entry point

EU Golden Visa: Business Benefits for Indian Exporters

For an Indian exporter or entrepreneur with EU trade interests, EU residency is a powerful business tool — not just a personal lifestyle upgrade.

EU Business Base — No More Visa Delays As an EU resident, you can open bank accounts, register companies, sign contracts, attend trade fairs, meet clients, and run operations in any of the 27 EU member states without visa applications, rejection risk, or travel restrictions. For exporters scaling up EU operations post-FTA, this freedom is invaluable.

Schengen Visa-Free Access — 29 Countries Indian passport holders currently need to apply for Schengen visas for every EU trip. An EU residence permit eliminates this friction entirely — you and your family travel across Europe as freely as EU nationals. Germany, France, Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Portugal: all accessible without a single visa application.

Attend Trade Fairs and Buyer Meetings Freely Europe hosts the world’s most important trade fairs — Hannover Messe, Frankfurt Book Fair, Paris Air Show, MEDICA, Ambiente, and hundreds more. EU residency means you are always ready to attend at short notice — no visa delays, no rejections, no missed opportunities.

EU Banking, Credit and Financial Services EU residents access EU banking, credit facilities, investment accounts, and payment infrastructure on local terms. For exporters receiving EUR payments, managing EU subsidiaries, or securing EU-based financing for expansion, an EU address is a practical necessity.

Tax Optimisation Opportunities Several EU Golden Visa countries offer attractive tax regimes for non-habitual residents (Portugal), retirees (Greece), and new residents (Italy’s flat tax scheme). For high-net-worth Indian families with global income, structured EU residency can offer meaningful tax planning opportunities — subject to professional advice.


EU Golden Visa: Family Benefits That Last Generations

The EU Golden Visa is not just a business tool — it is a multi-generational investment in your family’s future.

World-Class European Education for Your Children EU residents access some of the world’s finest universities at domestic or EU-rate tuition fees rather than prohibitive international student rates. Countries like Germany, Netherlands, and France offer outstanding higher education at a fraction of the cost of US or UK institutions. Your children study in Europe as EU residents, not international students.

Public Healthcare — European Standard EU residents access public healthcare systems in their country of residence — systems consistently ranked among the world’s best. This is particularly significant for aging parents who can be included in the Golden Visa application in most countries, securing their access to world-class medical care.

Entire Family — One Application A single Golden Visa application covers the investor, spouse, dependent children under 21, and in Portugal, Greece, Italy, and Malta, the parents of both the investor and spouse. Your parents can secure EU residency alongside you.

Second Home Base — Safety and Security An EU residence permit gives your family a legally secure second base in one of the world’s most stable, rule-of-law governed regions. In an increasingly uncertain global environment, this is meaningful insurance for your family’s future — independent of political or economic developments in any single country.

Path to EU Citizenship and Passport After five to ten years depending on country, Golden Visa holders can apply for EU citizenship — one of the world’s most powerful passports, offering visa-free travel to over 180 countries. Portugal offers this pathway in just five years, with minimal physical presence required.

The FTA + Golden Visa: A Combined Strategy

The EU-India FTA and the EU Golden Visa are most powerful when pursued together as a single, integrated strategy for Indian entrepreneurs and exporters.

The FTA gives your products privileged access to 450 million European consumers. The Golden Visa gives you the legal right to be there in person — to build relationships, manage operations, attend trade fairs, and establish your brand. Together, they represent the most powerful package available to any Indian entrepreneur in 2026.

Think of it this way:

  • FTA = Your products enter Europe at zero or minimal duty, price-competitive with local and rival-country suppliers
  • Golden Visa = You enter Europe freely, work legally, meet buyers without visa stress, and build a physical business presence
  • Together = A platform for sustained, scalable European market growth — anchored by legal residency, business access, and family security

Your Action Plan: Five Steps to Take Today

The implementation window for the FTA is approximately 12 months. Golden Visa processing takes two to 18 months depending on the country. There is no better time to begin both journeys than now.

Step 1 — Review your export sectors Identify which of your products attract EU tariffs today. Most labour-intensive goods now enjoy zero or near-zero duty access under the FTA.

Step 2 — Register as an EU-approved exporter Understand Rules of Origin (RoO) requirements. Your products must meet minimum value-addition thresholds to qualify for FTA preferences.

Step 3 — Explore EU market entry partners Leverage the EU’s 6,000 existing India-linked companies. Seek distribution, JV or agency agreements with EU counterparts in your sector.

Step 4 — Consult on EU Golden Visa suitability Assess which EU country’s Golden Visa best fits your business plans, family needs and investment capacity. Portugal, Greece, Italy and Hungary are top picks for Indian investors.

Step 5 — Engage Ajmera Law International All legal, immigration and investment structuring — across both the FTA compliance and the Golden Visa application — can be handled through a single expert partner.

Why Ajmera Law International?

Navigating the EU-India FTA compliance requirements, market entry structuring, and a Golden Visa application simultaneously requires expertise across international trade law, EU immigration law, and investment advisory — in two jurisdictions. Ajmera Law International brings all of this under one roof.

Our clients benefit from single-point accountability: one firm, one team, one relationship — managing the legal, compliance, and advisory dimensions of your entire EU strategy. Whether you are an MSME exporter taking your first steps into European markets, or an HNI family seeking EU residency and citizenship, we have the expertise and the network to guide you.


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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or immigration advice. The EU-India FTA has concluded negotiations as of 27 January 2026 and is subject to legal vetting, ratification, and implementation procedures before entering into force. EU Golden Visa programme terms, investment thresholds, and eligibility criteria are subject to change. All information is based on publicly available sources as at the date of publication. Please consult a qualified legal advisor for advice tailored to your specific circumstances. Ajmera Law International is a legal advisory firm — contact us directly for personalised guidance.

May 5, 2025

Exploring Citizenship by Investment in Latvia: A Gateway to Europe

Latvia, a beautiful country in Northern Europe, offers not just scenic landscapes and rich history but also an opportunity for investors to gain European residency and eventually citizenship. With its robust Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program, Latvia has emerged as an attractive destination for individuals seeking to combine business interests with European mobility.

Why Latvia?

Latvia’s strategic location in the heart of Europe makes it a prime choice for investors looking to access the European Union’s (EU) vast markets. As an EU member state, Latvia offers its citizens the benefits of visa-free travel across the Schengen Area, business opportunities in one of the world’s largest economies, and access to high-quality healthcare and education systems.

Latvia’s CBI program provides a pathway to residency, which can eventually lead to citizenship, allowing you to become part of this thriving European community.

Latvia Citizenship by Investment: Key Highlights

1ïžâƒŁ Investment Options:
Latvia provides several avenues for qualifying investments:

  • Real Estate Investment: Acquire property worth at least €250,000. 
  • Business Investment: Invest €50,000 or 100,000 in a Latvian company, creating economic impact. 
  • Government Bonds or Deposits: Contribute to government-approved financial instruments. 

Each investment route has its own set of requirements, making the program accessible to a wide range of investors.

2ïžâƒŁ Residency Benefits:
Upon meeting the investment criteria, you and your family can gain residency in Latvia. This residency comes with significant benefits:

  • Freedom to travel across the Schengen Area without additional visas. 
  • Access to quality education and healthcare services in Latvia. 
  • The opportunity to live and work in a peaceful, safe, and culturally rich country. 

3ïžâƒŁ Pathway to Citizenship:
Residency can lead to permanent residency and, eventually, citizenship, subject to fulfilling residency duration and other requirements, such as language proficiency and integration into Latvian society.

Why Choose Latvia for Your Investment?

Latvia combines a business-friendly environment with cultural vibrancy, offering:

  • Ease of Doing Business: Latvia ranks high in terms of ease of starting and operating a business. 
  • Cost-Effective Living: Compared to other EU nations, Latvia offers an affordable yet high-quality lifestyle. 

 

  • Strong Economic Growth: With a stable economy and growing industries, Latvia is an excellent place to invest and grow your wealth. 

Partner with Ajmera Law Group

Navigating the complexities of Citizenship by Investment requires expertise. At Ajmera Law Group, we provide tailored guidance to ensure you make the right decisions. From understanding eligibility requirements to managing documentation, we make the entire process seamless.

As experienced immigration lawyers, we help clients unlock the doors to global opportunities, making your journey to Latvian residency or citizenship efficient and hassle-free.

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Investing in Latvia’s CBI program is not just about gaining a new nationality—it’s about embracing a future filled with opportunities and global connectivity.

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-The author of this article is Mr. Prashant Ajmera, an Indian immigration lawyer and Canadian citizen. He is the founder of Ajmera Law Group and the author of two books, “Millionaires On The Book” and “How to Plan for Your Child’s Foreign Education.” Over the past 30 years, he has assisted and advised over 30,000 students and families on planning their foreign education and settlement. He regularly speaks at various forums on this subject.

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April 14, 2025

Cyprus Business Visa: A Gateway to European Growth and Lifestyle

By Prashant Ajmera, Indian Immigration Lawyer

Cyprus, a Mediterranean gem, has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for global entrepreneurs and investors seeking a foothold in Europe. With its strategic location, business-friendly environment, and high-quality lifestyle, Cyprus offers an excellent opportunity for Indian and South Asian businesses to expand globally.

Why Cyprus?

Cyprus is not just a picturesque island; it’s a thriving European business hub. As a member of the European Union, Cyprus provides access to a single market of over 500 million consumers, a robust legal framework aligned with UK Common Law, and a highly skilled, multilingual workforce.

Key Advantages of Cyprus Business Visa:

  1. Residency and Work Permits: Business owners and key executives can obtain renewable temporary residency and work permits.
  2. Family Benefits: Residency is extended to family members, offering access to excellent educational and healthcare systems.
  3. Tax Efficiency: With a 12.5% corporate tax rate—the lowest in the EU—Cyprus provides significant tax advantages for businesses.
  4. Strategic Location: Situated at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, Cyprus is a perfect gateway for businesses targeting multiple regions.
  5. Pathway to Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Cypriot citizenship after 3-4 years of residency, depending on language proficiency.

Eligibility for Cyprus Business Visa

To qualify, applicants must:

  1. Establish a Cyprus-based company or relocate an existing business.
  2. Ensure the majority of the company shares are owned by non-EU nationals.
  3. Invest a minimum of €200,000 in the company, either as a deposit or for operational expenses like office space or equipment.
  4. Operate from dedicated offices in Cyprus, separate from residential premises.

Additionally, companies meeting these criteria can hire non-EU nationals for executive and specialized roles, with a minimum gross monthly salary of €2,500.

Process to Obtain a Cyprus Business Visa

  1. Company Setup: Establish a Cyprus-based company and open a local bank account.
  2. Registration: Register the company as a foreign-interest entity.
  3. Visa Application: Apply for a visitor’s visa to travel to Cyprus.
  4. Permit Application: Once in Cyprus, submit applications for temporary residence and work permits.

The process is straightforward, with support available for documentation, compliance, and legal representation.

Business Opportunities in Cyprus

Cyprus is home to a dynamic economy, with thriving sectors such as:

  • Tourism and hospitality
  • Financial services
  • Renewable energy
  • Technology and innovation
  • Real estate development
  • Forex and
  • Fintech

Indian and South Asian businesses, particularly SMEs and startups, can benefit from Cyprus’ streamlined regulatory framework, affordable operating costs, and access to the EU market.

Why Choose Professional Assistance?

Navigating the intricacies of business immigration requires expert guidance. Partnering with seasoned legal professionals ensures compliance with local regulations and a seamless transition.

At Ajmera Law Group, we specialize in assisting clients with business immigration, investment visas, and global residency programs. Through our collaboration with Typographos & Co Lawyers in Cyprus, we offer end-to-end support, including company formation, visa applications, and compliance management.

Conclusion

Cyprus is more than just a business destination—it’s a pathway to European residency, global market access, and a superior quality of life. For Indian and South Asian entrepreneurs, the Cyprus Business Visa presents a unique opportunity to grow internationally while enjoying the benefits of European living.

For personalized advice and assistance, feel free to contact me at info@ajmeralaw.com or visit www.ajmeralaw.com. Let us help you unlock the doors to Europe!

April 7, 2025

A Comprehensive Guide to the Portugal Golden Visa via Investment Funds

Portugal’s Golden Visa program is one of the most sought-after residency-by-investment options in Europe. Designed to attract international investors, this program allows non-EU citizens to secure residency in Portugal by making qualifying investments. Among the various investment options, investing in a Portuguese investment fund is gaining significant popularity due to its flexibility and potential financial returns. Here, we outline the basic requirements, advantages, application process, and associated costs for securing a Portugal Golden Visa through fund investment.

Basic Requirements for Portugal Golden Visa via Fund Investment

To qualify for a Portugal Golden Visa through investment funds, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  1. Minimum Investment:
    • Invest at least €500,000 in a qualifying Portuguese investment fund.
  2. Fund Eligibility:
    • The fund must be registered with the Portuguese Securities Market Commission (CMVM).
    • It should primarily focus on Portuguese companies, often in real estate, technology, or other high-growth sectors.
  3. Hold Period:
    • Maintain the investment for a minimum of five years.
  4. Documentation:
    • Valid passport and proof of legal residence.
    • Proof of investment in the qualifying fund.
    • Criminal record certificate from the country of origin or residence.
    • Proof of health insurance valid in Portugal.

Advantages of Investing in Funds for the Golden Visa

  1. Lower Involvement in Real Estate:
    • Unlike property purchases, fund investments require less direct management, making it ideal for remote investors.
  2. Diversification:
    • Funds offer diversified portfolios across various industries, potentially lowering investment risks.
  3. Higher Liquidity:
    • Funds are often more liquid compared to real estate, allowing for easier exit strategies after the required holding period.
  4. Potential Returns:
    • Investment funds are professionally managed, often providing attractive financial returns.
  5. Ease of Compliance:
    • No need for additional costs such as property maintenance or taxes related to ownership.

Application Process for Portugal Golden Visa

  1. Choose a Qualifying Fund:
    • Research and select a CMVM-approved fund that aligns with your investment goals.
  2. Obtain a Tax Identification Number (NIF):
    • Secure an NIF, which is essential for conducting financial transactions in Portugal.
  3. Open a Portuguese Bank Account:
    • Transfer the investment amount into a local account.
  4. Make the Investment:
    • Complete the €500,000 investment in the selected fund.
  5. Prepare Documentation:
    • Gather and notarize all required documents, including proof of investment and criminal record certificates.
  6. Submit the Application:
    • Apply online through the Portuguese Immigration and Borders Service (SEF).
  7. Biometric Appointment:
    • Attend a biometric data collection appointment at a SEF office.
  8. Approval and Residency Permit Issuance:
    • Upon approval, receive a renewable residency permit valid for two years.

Costs and Government Fees Involved

  1. Investment Amount:
    • Minimum of €500,000 in a qualifying fund.
  2. Government Fees:
    • Application Processing Fee: Approximately €605 per applicant.
    • Residence Permit Issuance Fee: Around €6,045 per applicant.
  3. Legal and Administrative Costs:
    • Legal Assistance: Fees range from €5,000 to €8,000 for a single applicant.
    • Translation and Notarization: Costs vary depending on the complexity of the documents.
  4. Fund-Related Fees:
    • Subscription Fee: Up to 7.5% of the investment amount.
    • Annual Management Fee: Typically 0.5% to 3% of the invested capital.
  5. Additional Costs:
    • Health Insurance: Premiums starting at approximately €400 per person annually.
    • Miscellaneous Fees: These include costs for obtaining the NIF and opening a bank account.

Summary of Costs

Expense Approximate Cost Notes
Investment Amount €500,000 Direct investment in a qualifying fund.
Application Fee €605 per applicant One-time fee for initial processing.
Permit Issuance Fee €6,045 per applicant Paid upon approval of the residency permit.
Legal Assistance €5,000 to €8,000 Varies based on the law firm’s services.
Fund Subscription Fee Up to 7.5% of investment Charged by the fund.
Annual Fund Fee 0.5% to 3% of investment Ongoing fund management cost.
Health Insurance €400+ per person annually Required for all applicants.
Translation/Notarization Varies Document preparation costs.

Conclusion

Investing in Portuguese funds under the Golden Visa program offers a streamlined and efficient pathway to residency in Portugal. With professional fund management, potential financial returns, and fewer obligations compared to real estate, this option is increasingly favored by global investors. However, it’s essential to understand the associated costs and comply with all legal requirements to ensure a smooth application process.

If you’re considering applying for the Portugal Golden Visa via investment funds, we can provide expert guidance to help you navigate the complexities. Contact us for tailored advice and assistance on your journey to Portuguese residency.

 

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March 30, 2025

A Comprehensive Guide to Buying Property in Greece: Taxes and Associated Fees

Purchasing property in Greece is an exciting venture, whether for investment, relocation, or leisure. However, it’s essential to understand the various expenses involved beyond the purchase price. This guide breaks down the taxes, fees, and costs you’ll encounter when buying a house in Greece, ensuring you are well-prepared to navigate the process.

Taxes on Property Purchase in Greece

The starting point for calculating most expenses is the commercial value of the property, which is determined by the local tax authority based on factors like location, size, and condition. This value is used to calculate various taxes and fees, including:

Property Tax

Property tax is progressive, ranging from 0% to 1% of the property’s market value.

Property Transfer Tax

A property transfer tax of 3.09% is charged on the higher of the market or objective value of the property.

Municipal Taxes

Local governments charge taxes to cover services like waste management, road maintenance, and street lighting. These taxes typically range from 0.025% to 0.035% of the property’s commercial value.

VAT (Value-Added Tax)

A VAT of 24% applies to some professional services involved in property transactions, such as those provided by lawyers, notaries, and estate agents.

Additional Fees for Property Purchase:

In addition to taxes, various professional services and administrative costs contribute to the overall expense of buying a property in Greece.

Registration Fees

Charged by the local land registry, these fees typically range from 0.2% to 0.5% of the property’s commercial value.

Bank Fees

If financing through a Greek bank, expect additional costs for loan application, appraisal, processing, and disbursement. These vary by bank and loan amount.

Building Permit Fees

For those planning to construct a property, permits cost 1% to 3% of the total construction expense.

Lawyer’s Fees

Hiring a lawyer is crucial for navigating Greek property law and ensuring a smooth transaction. Fees are typically 1% to 2% of the property’s commercial value, plus VAT.

Notary Fees:

Notarization is mandatory for transferring property ownership. Notary fees are around 1% to 2% of the property’s commercial value.

Power of Attorney

If you cannot attend the notary appointment in person, granting power of attorney to a representative costs approximately 1% to 2% of the property value.

Estate Agent’s Fees

Real estate agents typically charge a minimum of 2% of the property’s purchase price, plus VAT.

Summary of Costs:

Here’s a breakdown of typical expenses when purchasing property in Greece:

Expense Cost Notes
Lawyer’s Fee 1.5% of property value + 24% VAT For legal assistance during the purchase process
Notary’s Fee 1.5% of property value + 24% VAT For notarizing the purchase agreement
Transfer Tax 3.09% of property value Paid to transfer the property title
Estate Agent’s Fee Min 2% of purchase price + 24% VAT For the agent’s services
Registration Fees 0.6% of property value For registering the property in the Land Registry
Municipal Taxes Varies by location Annual fee paid to the local municipality
Property Tax 0% to 1% of market value Annual tax based on the commercial value
VAT 24% Applied to certain fees and services

Get Expert Guidance

Purchasing property in Greece involves various expenses and legal formalities. A knowledgeable property lawyer and an experienced estate agent can help you navigate the complexities, ensuring a smooth and secure transaction.

If you’re considering buying real estate in Greece or have questions about the process, don’t hesitate to contact us for expert advice and assistance.

Investing in Greek real estate is a rewarding endeavor, and understanding these costs ensures a well-informed and seamless purchasing experience.

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March 11, 2025

CYPRUS BUSINESS IMMIGRATION PROGRAM – LEADING TO CYPRUS CITIZENSHIP IN 3-4 YEARS

Relocating to a European Union (EU) country while leveraging your business and investment acumen is a dream for many entrepreneurs and executives. The Cyprus Business Immigration Program offers a seamless pathway to achieving this goal by granting residency and work permits to eligible applicants, ultimately leading to Cypriot citizenship within 3-4 years.

What is the Cyprus Business Immigration Program?

The Cyprus Business Immigration Program is specifically designed to attract businesspeople and their families who are genuinely committed to relocating and contributing to the Cypriot economy. This program caters to individuals seeking to:

  • Establish or expand their business in Cyprus
  • Obtain a European Union passport
  • Enjoy the benefits of living and working in an EU country

This program is ideal for business owners, senior executives, middle management professionals, and investors.

Key Features of the Program

  • Temporary residency permits for applicants and their families
  • Permission to live and work in Cyprus
  • Renewable residency permits every two years (provided the business remains active)
  • Eligibility to apply for Cypriot citizenship after 3-4 years

Step-by-Step Process

The program is straightforward and involves the following steps:

  1. Establish a Cyprus Company

Applicants must set up a Cyprus-based company that will serve as the foundation for their residency application.

  1. Register the Company as a Foreign Interest Entity

Key requirements for registration include:

  • Foreign Shareholding: The company must have at least 51% foreign ownership.
  • Investment: A minimum of €200,000 must be allocated to the company. This amount is not required to be paid immediately. By registering the company with a share capital of €200,000, applicants have 1-1.5 years to fulfill this obligation.
  • Office Space: The company must maintain offices in Cyprus. Office space can be rented through local firms, including our own.
  1. Apply for Residency and Work Permits

Residency and work permits can be granted to shareholders and key personnel. Key requirements include:

  • Employees must earn a minimum salary of €2,500 per month.
  • Employer’s liability insurance and other supporting documents are necessary.
  1. Apply for Residency Permits for Family Members

Residency permits can also be extended to immediate family members, including spouses and children. Notably, the spouse of the applicant is allowed to work in Cyprus.

  1. Maintain Active Residency

Residency permits are renewable indefinitely as long as the company remains operational.

  1. Apply for Cypriot Citizenship

After residing in Cyprus for 3-4 years under the program, applicants become eligible to apply for Cypriot nationality, granting them all the privileges of EU citizenship.

Why Choose Cyprus?

Cyprus offers a wealth of advantages for individuals and families relocating under this program:

  • Strategic Location: Positioned at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, Cyprus provides excellent access to global markets.
  • Favorable Tax System: Cyprus has one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the EU and offers numerous tax incentives.
  • High Quality of Life: Renowned for its safe environment, excellent healthcare, and vibrant culture, Cyprus is an ideal destination for families.
  • EU Benefits: As an EU citizen, you gain the right to live, work, and study anywhere in the European Union.

Ready to Begin Your Journey?

If you’re an active businessperson considering relocation, the Cyprus Business Immigration Program provides an exceptional opportunity to unlock European residency and citizenship. From establishing your company to navigating the application process, our experienced team of immigration lawyers in Cyprus is here to guide you every step of the way.

Contact Indian Immigration Lawyer Prashant Ajmera today to start your journey toward European residency and citizenship! Mo: +91 9974253030 | Email: info@ajmeralaw.com | www.ajmeralaw.com

February 17, 2025

Why Greece is the Perfect Destination for Indian Investors Seeking a European Lifestyle

For Indian investors looking to expand their horizons and secure a foothold in Europe, Greece has emerged as a top destination. Its Golden Visa program, coupled with a thriving real estate market, offers unparalleled opportunities to combine financial growth with a luxurious European lifestyle. Here’s why Greece should be at the top of your list:

1. Seamless Residency Path Through the Greece Golden Visa

The Greece Golden Visa program allows investors to gain European residency by purchasing real estate worth at least €250,000 (approximately INR 2.2 crores). This is one of the lowest investment thresholds among European residency-by-investment programs, making it an attractive option for Indian investors.

With the Golden Visa, you and your family can enjoy:

  • Residency in Greece without the requirement to stay in the country.
  • Visa-free travel across the Schengen Zone, including countries like France, Germany, and Italy.
  • Access to world-class healthcare and education facilities in Europe.

2. Strategic Location and Easy Connectivity

Greece’s location serves as a gateway between Europe, Asia, and Africa, offering immense travel and business opportunities. Direct flights from India to Athens and other European hubs make it a convenient choice for Indian investors seeking accessibility.

3. Affordable Real Estate Market with High ROI

The Greek real estate market is not only affordable but also highly lucrative. Key locations like Athens, Thessaloniki, and Crete offer stunning properties at competitive prices, ranging from luxurious villas to chic city apartments. Investors can expect:

  • Rental yields ranging from 4% to 7% in popular tourist and urban areas.
  • Strong capital appreciation as Greece’s economy continues to recover and grow.

4. A Rich Cultural and Historical Heritage

Greece is a land of ancient history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes. From the iconic Acropolis in Athens to the serene beaches of Santorini and Mykonos, the country offers an unparalleled lifestyle. Indian investors often find the blend of tradition and modernity in Greece very appealing.

5. Favorable Tax Benefits

Greece provides attractive tax incentives for property owners, making it an investor-friendly destination. Additionally, there are no inheritance taxes on property for direct heirs, ensuring a legacy for your family.

6. Family-Friendly Benefits

The Greece Golden Visa extends to your immediate family, including your spouse and children under 21. This allows your family to enjoy the benefits of European residency, including high-quality education and healthcare.

7. Stability and Safety

Greece offers a safe and stable environment for families and businesses. Its membership in the European Union and Schengen Zone ensures strong governance and economic resilience.

8. Opportunities for Permanent Residency and Citizenship

While the Golden Visa initially grants a five-year renewable residency, it opens pathways for permanent residency and even citizenship after a few years, provided certain conditions are met.

Final Thoughts

For Indian investors, Greece represents an ideal mix of opportunity and lifestyle. Whether you are looking to diversify your portfolio, secure a better future for your family, or enjoy the European lifestyle, the Greece Golden Visa program provides the perfect gateway.

With a minimal investment, high returns, and access to the best of Europe, the time to invest in Greece is now. Explore the possibilities and take the first step toward your European dream today.

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