Sight Seeing Tour | 1 day | New Way

Name: Sight Seeing Tour | 1 day | New Way | Visa & Relocation
SKU: 009-SET
Price: 550.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Description

Get a good first impression of Portugal

Visiting the new country before moving permanently reduces the risk of misunderstandings and helps to get this new phase of life off to a positive start.

The one-day Sight Seeing Tour is designed to create a good first impression by providing essential information and experiences about Portugal.

Pickup and delivery to the hotel

discover the best areas to live

Pick up from hotel and 1-day tour of potential housing areas and the main sites of the new city.

Tips on Portuguese society

learn to live like the locals

Explanations about local habits, day-to-day "tips", education, health, entertainment and mobility services in each area.

The real estate market, rents and practices

visit some properties

Visit a limited number of properties according to your expectations.

Gain an insight into the quality/price ratio of rent in Portugal.

What you get from working with us

Experience and know-how

Acquired in the execution of thousands of projects. The certainty of being in "good hands".

Less bureaucracy and more peace of mind

We represent you before the services of the Portuguese State. We keep your interaction with state entities to a minimum.

Saves time with faster execution

We know the procedures, we know what to do and what not to do to get fast processes.

1 day, with an expert in the Portuguese real estate market and culture, for a personalized tour of potential areas to live in.

Pick-up at your place of residence and drop-off at the end of the day.

Explanations about Portugal, real estate practices, cultural habits and what you can and can't do in the country.

Discover the best areas to live.

Get a first impression of the lifestyle in each of the areas: shopping options, entertainment, health conditions and urban mobility.

Visit up to 2 properties to find out about the type of offer available, the prices charged and the quality of the properties.

Choosing a home and rental support. Ask for a quote if applicable

The veracity of the information collected from real estate agents and landlords is their responsibility, and New Way | Visa e Relocation cannot be held responsible for information that is not known to it.

23% VAT. This will be added during checkout.

Travel outside a 40 km circle around Lisbon and Porto (where we have offices). Ask for a quote if applicable.

Translations, recognition of documents before official bodies, or certified copies. Ask for a quote if applicable.

International mail.

Why are rents so expensive in Portugal?

It is the accumulation of several events, from the lack of new housing construction; the increasing legal requirements that prevent economic construction; the increase in population due to immigration.

How many deposits should I pay the landlord?

Traditionally, the market practice was 1 rent in advance and 1 deposit.

Today, market conditions have changed in favor of landlords and it is possible that more guarantees will be requested.

Will I get my deposit back?

It will depend on the condition of the apartment when you leave.

Landlords are usually very reluctant to return the deposit because the apartment is always damaged after use by the tenant.

Can I negotiate the rent?

You can. However, at the moment the market is in favor of landlords, so the majority will not lower the price of rent by significant amounts.

Adjustments of 5%-10% are possible on some occasions, but they tend to be exceptions.

When should I pay the rent?

Rents are due on the 1st of each month and can be paid until the 8th of each month.

After this period, the landlord has the legal right to impose penalties for non-compliance.

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