
OPEN: Certified Accountant | Porto | Hybrid
Oporto Accounting is one of the leading firms operating in the international clients market. We are specialized in providing accounting services to foreign companies that are established in Portugal.Headquartered in Porto, and...

PT2030 Productive Innovation in Portugal: Low-Density & Other Territories
PT2030 Productive Innovation in Portugal is a funding scheme supporting innovative, productive investment projects by SMEs across mainland Portugal, covering both low-density and other territories, to increase competitiveness, innovation, exports and qualified...

The first 90 days after opening a company in Portugal: what most founders don’t expect
The first 90 days after opening a company in Portugal often involve more obligations than many international entrepreneurs expect. However, registering the company is only the beginning. The first three months of activity often involve a series of accounting, tax and...

Tech Foundry Portugal Support for Deep Tech Startups in Portugal
Tech Foundry Portugal – Deep Tech Edition is a new acceleration programme designed to help scientific teams and early-stage deep tech startups bring innovative technologies to market. Led by Startup Portugal in partnership with Hello Tomorrow, the programme focuses on...

What documents are needed to start a company in Portugal?
Starting a company in Portugal requires more than completing a registration form. Before incorporation can move forward, a number of documents and practical details usually need to be prepared in advance, particularly when shareholders or directors are based abroad....

Algarve 2030 SITB Funding for SMEs: Business Creation and Expansion Support
The Algarve 2030 Programme has launched a new Algarve 2030 SME grants opportunity for micro and small enterprises seeking to create new businesses or expand and modernise existing operations in the Algarve region. Funding is available for industrial activities and...

Foreign Investment in Portugal: Natixis Expansion Signals Growth
The opening of Natixis' new competence centre in Lisbon is the latest example of growing foreign investment in Portugal. As international companies continue to expand their presence in the country, Portugal is strengthening its position as a strategic destination for...

Portugal after Brexit: A smarter way to stay in the EU market
For UK businesses, Brexit didn’t just change trade rules, it changed the entire way of operating in Europe. Portugal has become a natural choice for companies looking to keep their EU access simple, cost-effective, and compliant. Here’s why Portugal works, how to...

Bilateral Fund Open Call #1 – EEA Grants 2021–2028 Portugal
Funding call under the EEA Grants Bilateral Fund supporting collaborative initiatives between Portugal, Norway, and/or Iceland in the fields of defence, security, and foreign policy, including cybersecurity, maritime security, hybrid threats, critical infrastructure,...

Portugal 2030 confirms new funding opportunities for companies between 2026 and 2027
The updated Portugal 2030 calls calendar confirms a new cycle of funding opportunities for companies operating in Portugal, with more than 200 planned calls and approximately €3.16 billion in available funding expected between...


