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São Brás de Alportel (Algarve) · EN
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Relocation agencies
21 agencies with an office in Portugal, listed A–Z until their Google ratings are in. Paid profiles sit apart, in a labelled band. The ranking can’t be bought.
Portugal had 1,543,697 foreign residents in 2024, led by Brazil with 484,596 (AIMA, via Wikipedia). A first appointment with AIMA, the residence agency, commonly takes 3 to 6 months in Lisbon and Porto, according to one agency's guide of 21 September 2026. The D7 visa for people with passive income needs about EUR 920 a month for the main applicant in 2026. Relocation agencies in Portugal typically sell rental search, including scouting trips, and visa and residency support.
Source: Immigration to Portugal (Wikipedia; AIMA 2024 figures) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency guide: AIMA appointment delays in 2026 (21 September 2026) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency guide: moving to Portugal from the UK in 2026 (D7 income, 24 August 2026) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency page: D7 passive income visa package (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency page: D8 digital nomad visa package (accessed 6 October 2026); Pricing page of a Portugal relocation agency (rental scouting) (accessed 6 October 2026).
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São Brás de Alportel (Algarve) · EN
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Lisbon · EN PT
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Lisbon · EN PT
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Lisbon · FR EN PT
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Lisbon (Estoril/Alcabideche) · CS DE EN ES FR
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Sintra (Lisbon area) · PT EN
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Lisbon · EN
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Lisbon · EN PT
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Oeiras · EN PT
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Lisbon · EN
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Lisbon · EN
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Portimão · EN
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Lisbon · EN PT
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Alcobaça · EN
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Porto · EN FR
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Porto · EN
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Lisbon · EN
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Lisbon · EN
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Porto · EN
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Vale de Santarém · NL EN PT
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Braga · EN PT ES FR
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From our country research. Each figure carries its source and the date it was read.
These are the agency prices we could read in 2026. One agency charges EUR 3,460 plus expenses for an in-person rental scouting trip, EUR 2,500 plus expenses for a virtual one and EUR 995 plus expenses for a virtual package for people aged 18 to 32 on a student, work or other limited visa; VAT is included. Another agency sells D7 and D8 visa packages at EUR 2,500 each, taxes included. The prices we could read run from EUR 995 to EUR 3,460, not counting expenses.
Packages in the research range from EUR 995 to EUR 3,460.
Portugal had 1,543,697 foreign residents in 2024, led by Brazil with 484,596 (AIMA data, via Wikipedia). A first appointment with AIMA commonly takes 3 to 6 months in Lisbon and Porto (one agency's guide, 21 September 2026; not an official figure). The D7 visa for people with passive income needs about EUR 920 a month for the main applicant in 2026 (one agency's guide, 24 August 2026).
Sources: Immigration to Portugal (Wikipedia; AIMA 2024 figures) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency guide: AIMA appointment delays in 2026 (21 September 2026) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency guide: moving to Portugal from the UK in 2026 (D7 income, 24 August 2026) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency page: D7 passive income visa package (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency page: D8 digital nomad visa package (accessed 6 October 2026); Pricing page of a Portugal relocation agency (rental scouting) (accessed 6 October 2026). Brief reviewed 7 October 2026.
5 guides on moving to Portugal. Each names the source and the date of every figure.
The first 90 days in Portugal: the NIF, EU rights, visa routes for non-EU citizens, AIMA, health registration, driving licence, Lisbon and Porto rents.
Read ChoosingThe kinds of firm that sell relocation in Portugal, what to check before hiring, who files the visa, red flags and questions for the first call.
Read Home searchLisbon rents per m2, the NIF you need first, the portals, what landlords and AIMA expect, and what home-search agents charge.
Read Settling inThe admin steps after arrival in Portugal, with their deadlines and fees, what settling-in services cover, and what needs you in person.
Read CostsA published Portuguese agency price list for housing search and residency, the official visa and licence fees, Lisbon and Porto rents, and who pays.
Read21 agencies with an office in Portugal are listed on ReloFinder, in 5 cities. 1 agency also lists an office in another town. We have no Google rating for them yet, so they are listed A–Z.
By offices listed on ReloFinder: Lisbon (13), Porto (8) and Algarve (3). 2 more cities have at least one agency. A city gets its own page when at least 8 agencies with an office there have 5 or more Google reviews.
By one score per agency: the Google rating of its own listing, weighted by how many reviews stand behind it. We have not collected Google ratings yet, so all 21 agencies are listed A–Z for now. They are ranked as ratings come in. No payment changes a place.
All 21 list English; 10 of 21 list Portuguese. Together the agencies list 8 languages, among them French (4), Dutch (2) and Spanish (2).
These are the agency prices we could read in 2026. One agency charges EUR 3,460 plus expenses for an in-person rental scouting trip, EUR 2,500 plus expenses for a virtual one and EUR 995 plus expenses for a virtual package for people aged 18 to 32 on a student, work or other limited visa; VAT is included. Another agency sells D7 and D8 visa packages at EUR 2,500 each, taxes included. The prices we could read run from EUR 995 to EUR 3,460, not counting expenses. Packages in the research range from EUR 995 to EUR 3,460. Sources: Immigration to Portugal (Wikipedia; AIMA 2024 figures) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency guide: AIMA appointment delays in 2026 (21 September 2026) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency guide: moving to Portugal from the UK in 2026 (D7 income, 24 August 2026) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency page: D7 passive income visa package (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency page: D8 digital nomad visa package (accessed 6 October 2026); Pricing page of a Portugal relocation agency (rental scouting) (accessed 6 October 2026).
Portugal had 1,543,697 foreign residents in 2024, led by Brazil with 484,596 (AIMA data, via Wikipedia). A first appointment with AIMA commonly takes 3 to 6 months in Lisbon and Porto (one agency's guide, 21 September 2026; not an official figure). The D7 visa for people with passive income needs about EUR 920 a month for the main applicant in 2026 (one agency's guide, 24 August 2026). Sources: Immigration to Portugal (Wikipedia; AIMA 2024 figures) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency guide: AIMA appointment delays in 2026 (21 September 2026) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency guide: moving to Portugal from the UK in 2026 (D7 income, 24 August 2026) (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency page: D7 passive income visa package (accessed 6 October 2026); Agency page: D8 digital nomad visa package (accessed 6 October 2026); Pricing page of a Portugal relocation agency (rental scouting) (accessed 6 October 2026).
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