Portugal All Access
Portugal offers you 1,115 miles of gorgeous coastline, historic castles and ancient ruins, a snow-free climate, your own dream home on a budget, and some of the friendliest people in the world…
It's likely one of the safest countries you'll ever visit… with the lowest cost of living in Western Europe… and one of the top healthcare systems anywhere…
Is Portugal the World's MOST AFFORDABLE COUNTRY to Live a Rich Life?
Here's What You Need to Know…
Dear Reader,
If you can't choose between the many retirement havens that might suit you, allow me to save you some time. Not too long ago, my friend Terry was in a similar situation—and after exploring more than 40 countries, she found the one place that offers everything…at an unexpectedly low price.
She says, “I remember my husband saying that people like us didn't go to Europe...that only rich people go to Europe. Yet in Portugal, we saw our expenses fall compared to what they were back in the U.S.
Hi I'm Dan Prescher. If Portugal isn't on your shortlist yet, here's why it belongs at the top…
Portugal is an ocean lover's paradise, with hundreds of golden-sand beaches all along the coast (and most of this country is coast)… mountain highlands, with hills of heather, oak forests, and canyons sprinkled with tiny villages… fertile farmland that stretch for miles… sophisticated university towns… and wonderful vineyards that wind their way along the Douro River…
Yet a couple will only need $2,200 a month or less to live well anywhere in Portugal—even in the Algarve, home to exclusive beach resorts and some of Europe's top golf courses.
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It's Official: Portugal is One of the Safest Countries in the World According to the IEP's Global Peace Index 2020 (which measures safety, stability, crime rates, and more), Portugal ranks third in the world.
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The warm and welcoming people love their local festivals and small town markets, and everyone is invited to join in the fun.
When it comes to fitting in, there is practically nowhere better—Forbes has called Portugal one of the easiest place in the world for visitors to make friends.
You'll find culture everywhere. Portugal is dotted throughout with castles and cathedrals, plus magnificent Roman ruins… and Moorish, Gothic, and Romanesque architecture.
Fascinating towns and cities of all sizes are everywhere, separated from one another by great green stretches of those vineyards, farmlands, forests, and rivers.
If, like my friend Terry, you're looking for the ideal mix of Western European culture, a warm welcome, more beaches than California, and a lower cost of living than Kansas… there can be only one choice.
As Terry explained, after investigating everywhere from Panama to several other countries in Europe, "Portugal wasn't just the best choice—it was the most affordable by far for what we were looking for…"
Portugal is the Best-Value Destination in Western Europe—and It's One of the Most Affordable Places to Live Richly in the World
First things first, take a look at how Portugal measures up:
- Low cost of living. You can dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant for $28 (like Antiqvvm in Porto)… rent an oceanview condo on a golden-sand island for $550 a month… and play a round of golf on one of the Algarve courses for $50. The way Terry tells it—depending where you choose to live, you could expect to reduce your total expenses to about one-third to one-quarter of what you spend now.
- Great climate. You can kiss those snow- and sleet-filled winters goodbye thanks to Portugal's sunny climate. With its Mediterranean climate, Lisbon enjoys the warmest winters of any large city in Europe.
- Trusted healthcare. Portugal is known for its high-quality, professional health system, including nine JCI-accredited hospitals (the gold standard in international healthcare). According to the World Health Organization, Portugal has one of the best healthcare systems in the world—ranking 12th out of 191 countries. Yet this comes at a LOW price—that's why Portugal is gaining popularity as a medical-tourism destination. Private health insurance can cost less than $10 a month.
- Safe and stable. Portugal is practically the most peaceful destination you could ever visit. The Global Peace Index is updated and published every year. Portugal always scores high—coming third in 2020, after Iceland and New Zealand. (Sadly, the United States is in 121st place.)
- English widely spoken. Naturally, Portuguese is the official language of Portugal. But in the four main regions—Porto, Lisbon, the Lisbon Coast (like Cascais and Estoril), and the Algarve—you can easily get by with only English.
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Portugal is the Perfect Size—Small Enough to Easily Explore, But Incredibly Diverse 
Portugal has so much coastline, you are never far from a gorgeous beach. You'll love beautiful, safe, cosmopolitan Lisbon, the jewel of Western Europe… the vineyards of the lush Douro Valley… the golf clubs of the Algarve… vibrant university towns… historic cities, green mountains, mesmerizing waterfalls, ancient castles… and all in a country the size of South Carolina |
That's an impressive list, to be sure. Yet Portugal has so many more advantages.
It's the westernmost country in mainland Europe. Many airlines fly direct from North America to Portugal's three international airports, in less than 7 hours. So, it's closer than you think for when friends and family want to visit.
You'll likely make lots of new friends in Portugal. In 2019, InterNations conducted a massive survey of expats all over the world. The questions asked were about how friendly expats found their new communities, how easy was it to make friends, how the locals fit in with visitors, and how likely expats were to want to stay in their new country as long as possible.
Portugal came in third—one of the most welcoming countries in the world.
The Portuguese have a live-and-let-live attitude. You can sit for hours at an outdoor café nursing one cup of coffee or a glass of wine, and no check will appear unless requested. It’s normal for a person on a crosswalk to wave "thank you" to the driver who stopped.
And once you become friends with someone from Portugal—you will have gained a trusted ally forever.
Almost everything in Portugal is less expensive than you're used to. A restaurant lunch, including wine, often comes in at less than $10 per person, and a coffee at a pavement café costs less than a dollar.
A three-course dinner for two at a mid-range restaurant costs $55 in Paris and Rome, $50 in Madrid, but only $33 in Portugal's capital, Lisbon. Likewise, in budget-friendly Lisbon, monthly utilities for an 850-square-foot apartment can run you as little as $132, compared to $160 (Madrid), $209 (Rome), and $195 (Paris).
How Does Portugal's Capital City Compare for Cost of Living?
So How Do You Find Out if Portugal is Right for You?
Normally, Portugal attracts 22 million visitors a year from Spain, Italy, France, the UK, Canada, the U.S. and elsewhere. What makes some of those visitors—like my friend Terry that I mentioned earlier—want to spend as much time as possible in Portugal?
The low costs, obviously, are a big draw. From its cosmopolitan north to its beachy south, Portugal is the best-value retirement haven you'll find in Western Europe—you can live comfortably on a budget of around $2,200 a month or less.
And there's something for everyone: white-washed villages with terra cotta roofs… cobblestone streets and elegant palaces… sandy beaches and green golf courses… and the whole country is filled with friendly locals.
That's why anyone who dreams of retiring to a place with beautiful scenery, better weather, and a far better cost of living… finds all that and much more in Portugal.
Still, it's a foreign country… If you decide to live in Portugal, you'll need a resident visa… You'll need to decide where in the country you want to live, and if you'll rent or buy a home or apartment…
You'll want to decide whether or not to ship your household goods…to buy a car or not…what you'll do about insurance and taxes…how you'll manage your banking and financial needs…
You'll want to understand the rules for importing your pets to Portugal…what kinds of vaccinations are needed…and on and on…
Even though Portugal was one of the friendliest places on the planet to retire to in 2019, there are many things to consider and plan for.
With something this important, you need reliable, up-to-date information you can count on, from a dependable, well-qualified resource.
That's where Terry Coles comes in, our Portugal Correspondent here at International Living.
 Terry Coles, |
For years, Terry and her husband Clyde loved taking vacations in Europe, but assumed that living in Portugal would always be an unaffordable dream. Then they did the math and realized Portugal is so affordable - their dream was easily in reach. In fact, they save thousands of dollars a year on health insurance alone…
Since moving there in 2018, Terry has visited much of the country. She’s lived in Central Portugal, surrounded by rolling green hills…and the legendary Algarve in the south.
Terry is constantly on the lookout for ever-better places in Portugal to live, explore, invest, and start a business… She has contacts in every area of the country and is on top of all the technical and legal stuff… the processes and requirements for buying, renting, getting visas and residency, building, renovating, furnishing a home, moving your household goods, buying a car, bringing your pets, and so on…
She knows exactly how much it costs to live in the different communities and regions of Portugal. And based on her own experiences and the experiences of the many expats she's interviewed over the years, she has a ton of tips and strategies to help you save both time and money when you visit or live in Portugal yourself.
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The Cheapest Home in Portugal? Outside Lisbon you can buy a city apartment for as little as $100,000; for something walking distance to the beach, the price goes up to $150,000; for spectacular ocean views in a popular beach town, expect to pay about $340,000 for a three-bedroom home. Though in lesser-known towns, a one-bedroom apartment with seas views can cost as little as $115,000." |
And if you think Portugal may be the place for you, Terry is committed to sharing her real-world, on-the-ground insights with you.
Your very best course of action would be to go to Portugal in person and spend a couple of months kicking around the country with Terry. It would take about that long for her to show you, firsthand, everything she's seen and everything she knows that can help you streamline your own move to Portugal.
Spending time one-on-one with Terry would certainly "fast track" your research, no question about it.
But, of course, that isn't really a practical option.
So we asked Terry to create a personalized online virtual tour of Portugal.
It's a way for you to gain access to Terry's incredibly comprehensive and truly rich depth of knowledge and get "plugged in" to everything you need to know. A way for you to see for yourself, from the comfort of your own home or office, all that Portugal has to offer you.
It's an easy, streamlined, and most reliable way to get you from where you are now—to a better life in the perfect place in Portugal that's exactly right for you.
This is Your Invitation to Go "On the Road" With Terry Coles
No matter how many times you've been there… no matter how many books you've read or online research you've done… what you don't know about Portugal may surprise you.
International Living has been reporting for 40 years now about the benefits countries like Portugal offer retirees—and over the last three years, Terry has been asked to take on one of the most in-depth research-gathering project International Living has ever mounted on Portugal.
She's been challenged to dig deep… to round up all her intelligence and to assemble all this valuable information in one place…
And now we bring to you this project we call Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle.
This has been no small undertaking. Even though Portugal is a relatively small country, it's large on opportunity.
In effect, Terry has been working on this project for three years… the entire time she's been in Portugal.
And take it from me, no one is better suited for this kind of challenge. Terry is one of the most dogged and diligent researchers I know. She digs deep. She answers the questions you don't even know to ask…
Best of all, she makes sure the facts are reliable and verifiable. You can be certain that what Terry tells you is correct and current… and that's probably the most important element in all this…
Things change. Rules are adjusted. Laws are reformed. New policies are instituted. You can't always rely on what you read online in expat forums or on the internet. You need a trusted resource. And that's Terry.
What she's put together is not just groundbreaking, it's almost overwhelming in its scope. It's a complete resource reference of everything you need to know about moving to, investing in, living in, and/or starting a business in Portugal.
If you can name it, think of it, or wonder about it, Terry has you covered. Every issue is addressed, every challenge is covered, and every question is answered.
The brand new edition of Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle puts a huge amount of information, recommendations, tips, advice, and insights about living, traveling, and investing in Portugal in one place… in living color… on video.
It's the next-best thing to actually exploring the country with Terry in person. And it's the best way I know to not just "tell" you about all Portugal has to offer, but to "show" you so you can see it with your own eyes…from the comfort of your home.
With Terry as Your Guide, You'll Discover Everything You Need to Know About Europe's Affordable Gem
Michael D. zeroed in on Portugal as his overseas retreat because it offered him much of what he loved about living on the U.S. West Coast. "Hiking, mountain biking, surfing, and sunny weather," he says. Plus, the cost of living was lower.
In fact, Portugal's cost of living is lower than that of any other country Michael has lived in. "By 2004 I had lived in Norway, Sweden, Germany, and Spain," he explains.
Now he lives 20 minutes from downtown Lisbon with his wife Jayma.
"My grocery bill is about two-thirds of what I paid in San Diego, and I'm dining like a king on organic vegetables, fresh fish, and lobster."
Eating out is also inexpensive.
"Outside of Starbucks, espresso costs about 75 cents. Lunch—soup, main course, dessert, and beverage—in the Lisbon area runs between $8.50 and $12.50," Michael says.
Dinner in an upscale restaurant is $30 to $50 per person, though you can pay more. "For example, at the Grill Four Seasons in the Hotel Palácio Estoril, foie gras, crab soup, and a main dish of scallops and shrimp risotto will set you back $78. But then, it's one of the most exclusive establishments in Estoril, a resort town famous for being home to exiled European royalty and for Formula One motor racing."
The following monthly budget is a typical example of what two North Americans could pay to live in most neighborhoods of Portugal:
| Housing (rent for a furnished two-bedroom apartment: | $700 |
| Electricity: | $46 |
| Water: | $23 |
| Domestic Gas/Oil: | $35 |
| Household help (maid twice per month, three hours per day): | $52 |
| Internet package (includes cell phones and TV): | $86 |
| Health insurance: | $112 |
| Transportation: | $200 |
| Groceries: | $460 |
| Entertainment (including dining out once per week: | $290 |
| Incidentals: | $230 |
| TOTAL: | $2,234 |
Annette R. moved to the popular beach town of Cascais with her husband José.
Living in Atlanta, Georgia, they realized that "The economic forecast didn't look good for a soon-to-be-retired couple in the U.S." They opted for peaceful Portugal and couldn't be happier.
"We're never surprised by costs, other than to realize how richly we can live on our retirement income, beyond all of our expectations," Annette says.
Areas like Cascais and Lisbon require a monthly budget of about $2,500, but move 30 minutes away, and that figure drops to around $2,000.
There are three destinations in particular in Portugal where you'll find good-value living.
When you make your home in Portugal, you can live very well for very little money, that's true… But when you choose one of the lesser-known destinations Terry Coles has identified, you can live like royalty.
Lisbon is Europe's most colorful, and best-value, capital city—from the brilliant blue waters of the Tejo River and Atlantic Ocean to the sunny yellow cable cars, to grassy green parks. In the Rossio, one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city, outdoor cafés and restaurants beckon passers-by with the aroma of fresh-baked breads and pastries, grilled fish, and cuisines from around the world.
But even there you can find a rental in the most central neighborhoods, right in the heart of the action—for less than $1,000 a month. (Try showing a check that small to an agent in Paris or Rome!)
But when you look beyond Portugal's more touristy destinations, that's where you'll find big bargains.
Terry's done a lot of digging, and along with the more tried-and-true communities popular with expats, she's pinpointed three special destinations—including an overlooked section of the Algarve—that you'll want to take a look at if you're considering retiring or starting a new life in Portugal.
You'll find all the details in Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle.
Now… if you're doing your research on moving to Portugal, I know there's one more thing that surely must be on your mind…
Portugal's High-Quality, Low-Cost Healthcare
Portugal is known for its quality, affordable healthcare, which is attracting more and more "medical tourists". In fact, a World Health Organization ranking of global healthcare systems places Portugal at number 12 of 191 countries.
Medical care is available everywhere through the public healthcare system. Private insurance is readily available, and one company accepts new customers up to age 75 (once in the plan you will not be cancelled).
Depending on your age and health condition, private insurance can be had for less than $10 a month, although usually it is more in the $50 a month per person range.
Healthcare in Portugal costs a fraction of that in the U.S. and Canada.
A hip replacement costs around $10,000 in Portugal, compared to as much as $44,000 in the U.S.
A visit to the dentist will cost about $50.
Are You Ready to Learn More About How Easy and Affordable it Can Be To Retire to Portugal?
There's no better resource than Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle.
It's not like anything else International Living has ever produced on this country. As I mentioned, Terry has worked on this for three years. She's literally spent tens of thousands of hours on the ground in Portugal, doing research, collecting data, conducting interviews, and more…
Then she went into the studio to assemble a comprehensive series of 14 professional videos to bring her research to life. You can see, feel, and almost touch and smell Portugal.
You'll travel along with Terry as she introduces you to the 18 different regions of Portugal… and to many communities in each of those that make for easy and affordable expat living.
And yes, you'll discover the three little-known areas—including one on the Algarve—that Terry believes are well worth your attention right now. These are places your fellow expats have yet to discover in large numbers. Prices are low and opportunities are sky high.
To make a point here, this is no static report. It's not a manual…or a website…or a conference. Think of it more as a high-level "virtual conference," but much better…
Because instead of sitting in a room all day watching a parade of speakers up at a podium, you'll access these videos online from the comfort of your home, and you'll get to see and hear directly from Terry, our in-country contact in Portugal.
She's the best Portugal expert we know and in this blueprint, she takes you by the hand and not only introduces you to "her" Portugal, but she gives you the tools to make it "your Portugal."
Along with the six in-depth "destination" videos, Terry has produced eight more "need-to-know" videos with advice about Portugal that will save you time, headaches and boatloads of money.
Here's just some of what's covered in Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle:
- Your best resident visa options. There are several you might qualify for, but which is the best for your personal circumstances? Video #9 in the series is devoted to this topic and can help ensure that you don't make any costly mistakes. Of course, you should find an attorney who works best for you (see the Portugal All Access legal resource rolodex for some contacts), but this video can give you a sense for the most important questions to ask.
- Your healthcare options. Intro. In Video #8, she shares her experiences and gives you the full rundown on the options that make the most sense, including how you could qualify and what her costs have been. (You'll be pleasantly surprised at the low cost of excellent and readily available medical and dental care in Portugal.)
- How to safely purchase real estate in Portugal. Legal processes are a bit different in Portugal and having the right guide to those rules and procedures is invaluable—and that's exactly what Portugal All Access and the legal resource guide offer.
- What about shipping your household goods and your car? Should you? Why might you be better off buying a car in Portugal? Believe me, this is the kind of insider information you need. Terry clarifies import taxes, explains how much cars can cost, and the best kinds of cars to drive in Portugal… She explains whether or not you'll need a local driver's license (you won't for the first six months) and how to get one…
- How to structure your finances… where you could bank, how to pay your bills…
- How to get mail delivered…
- What about communicating? What kind of phone and internet service should you expect in Portugal… how to best (and cost-free) communicate with friends and family back home…
- How to find a good doctor… where to get the prescriptions you need and how much they might cost…
- How to bring your pets to Portugal…
- What to expect in the way of taxes, both at home and in Portugal (in most cases, not much, thankfully)…and much, much more.
Importantly, you'll discover how to save even more money when you live in Portugal. It has more to do with picking the right place to settle… choosing the right kind of home to live in, and so on…
Terry offers all her tips and insights that will have you starting on a well-planned, streamlined course…
Best of all, she even provides a step-by-step Action Plan. If you've wondered or worried about how you might ever pull it all off… making a move of this type… worry no more.
If you're thinking of retiring to Portugal… or spending some extended time there… maybe opening a business or just reinventing your life… Portugal All Access is your very best resource.
It's the fastest, most efficient, most cost-effective way to get you quickly ramped up so you can get from where you are now to the idyllic spot in Portugal that's right for you.
And when you're ready to actually visit Portugal firsthand for yourself, you'll be able to use your time wisely—because in essence, you'll have already been there, with Terry as your guide.
You'll know where to go, who to contact, and the questions you'll need to ask along the way. Plus, there's more…
You Also Get 7 Comprehensive Special Reports including a Complete Resource Rolodex. These Are Not Available Anywhere Else
As Terry was taping the videos she created for the Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle, she discovered there were a few topics that required some extra lengthy reporting… too much to record on video. So those have been assembled in a series of special reports—delivered electronically to get them into your hands as quickly as possible.
This is the kind of information you'll definitely want at hand as you prepare for your move to Portugal.
Special Report #1: Portugal Scouting Trip Itineraries and Travel Guide. If you've got one week, two weeks, a month or more to spend in Portugal, you'll want this guide. Terry and her Portugal team have planned all the details for you… from how to travel around to where to stay—hotels, short-term rentals and much more. You'll also discover where to play… dine… and more...even the popular hangouts where you can meet expats who may some day be your neighbors. Live links to websites and contact information is all there for your easy access.
Special Report #2: How They Did It: Meet Happy Expats in Portugal. Speaking of expats, sometimes it just takes a little motivation. That's exactly what you'll get in this special report. You'll meet expats in many different areas of Portugal, all living their dream lives under the European sun. They explain exactly how they did it (and how you can, too) and they share personal details you couldn't get unless you quizzed them yourself… Find out what they do for healthcare, how they fund an early retirement, how much they spend on a daily and monthly basis, what they do in their free time, and much, much more.
Special Report #3: Practical Matters: Taxes, Low Cost of Living, Residence, Moving Your Household Goods and Pets, and Doing Business. Yes, Terry covers all this in the video series, but as you can see from the lengthy title, this special report digs deep. You'll get comprehensive sample budgets and money-saving tips, a detailed tax primer, a full explanation of various visa options and a complete legal resource rolodex. And if you plan to move with pets (very easy) or children, or you're thinking of starting your dream business in Portugal, do not leave home without this special report. Nowhere else can you get this kind of valuable, all-inclusive information.
Special Report #4: Spotlight on the High-Quality, Low-Cost Medical Care in Portugal. This comprehensive report explains why Portugal has some of the finest doctors and medical training available anywhere. You'll also learn the differences between Portugal's public and private healthcare systems so you can make an educated decision about what to do for your personal healthcare needs when you move to Portugal. You'll get all the details (including costs) of the public health service, and why you should apply for a Portuguese social security health card (even though it's not required). There's also a rundown of the best private hospitals in the country and a list of some of the best local insurance providers—with full contact information. There's even a detailed review of private health insurance policies.
Special Report #5: The Guide to Renting a Home or Buying Property in Portugal. When you move to Portugal, you'll need a place to live. And whether you rent or buy, that means contracts. Word to the wise: Do not sign a rental or purchase contract without first reading this crucial information (when buying a home, the contract must be read aloud in front of all parties!) Everything is covered… from typical costs and how to find a rental to what to look for in a reliable real estate agent, how to get financing, where to get title insurance, the various title structures, the correct process for registering a deed, and much more.
Special Report #6: Something for Everybody: An In-Depth look at Portugal's Regions. If you want information about areas of Portugal that offer a combination of livability, affordability, beauty, and convenience—you'll find it in this special report. All the "personalities" of the top 18 locales in Portugal are sliced and diced for you (along with examples of properties to rent and buy in each region). You're sure to find a hidden gem that's perfect for you.
AND Special Report #7: Your Portugal Rolodex and Resource Guide. This is another document you won't want to leave home without. You'll find its pages packed full of resources that you can rely on to help streamline your scouting trip and your move to Portugal. Websites, email addresses, phone numbers, costs for services… it's all there… from accommodation (including pet-friendly hotels) and restaurants to airlines and shuttle services… to attorney, healthcare providers, social groups, moving/shipping and English-speaking real estate contacts, language schools, vets and much more, including handy travel apps you can load on your phone or tablet to make navigating your way around Portugal as easy and inexpensive as possible.
One More Thing: The Portugal All Access Mastermind Session…
Once you've had a chance to review all the videos and reports in your Portugal All Access (and that will take some time, we know…) send us any questions you have via a special e-mail address we'll provide.
A couple weeks from now, Terry Coles will host a follow-up Q&A Session where she'll answer your Portugal questions in detail. You'll receive advance notice of this special "Portugal All Access Mastermind Session" so you can tune in—and we'll also archive it for you on the Portugal All Access website so you can watch it any time you like.
All You Need to Do Now is Place Your Order—and SAVE
If you wanted to track down all the intelligence we hand over in Portugal All Access, you could probably do that.
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Ask Me Anything
Terry Coles "When you're one of the first people to accept this invitation to try Portugal All Access, you'll receive a priority e-mail address to ask me anything about living, retiring, and exploring Portugal. I'll use these questions in my Portugal All Access Mastermind Session—but only folks who respond today during this charter offer will get to take part. I look forward to showing you Portugal!" |
But it would take an investment of many months… likely 3 years or more, in fact. That's how long Terry has been at it.
And you'd likely have to pull thousands of dollars out of your pocket.
In the years that Terry has been traveling the width and length of Portugal, and living in the different regions, she's racked up tens of thousands of dollars in expenses for airfares, bus fares, car rentals, gasoline, accommodations, meals, and more.
Over three years living in Portugal, she's spent many hours consulting with attorneys, healthcare professionals, real estate experts, insurance and shipping experts, and more… as well as interviewing and socializing with expats from dozens of countries.
To be honest, on your own you'd have a very difficult time tracking down all these people… and accumulating all the intelligence Terry has amassed.
My point: Portugal All Access delivers exclusive access…
It hands you on-the-ground solutions that would likely cost you—at a minimum—$10,000 to gather on your own.
Probably more like twice that. (Terry has spent far more than that on this project already.)
But you don't have to spend anywhere near that kind of money to gain the intelligence she has to share.
Terry has done all the work for you in compiling all her research, has saved you a ton of money.
(The Rolodex and Resource Guide is in itself invaluable. Think how much time and money you'd spend doing online research, making phone calls, and pounding the pavement to find these dependable local contacts on your own. And the Scouting Trip Itineraries and Travel Guide… I assure you this is the easiest, quickest, and most reliable way to plan your own scouting check-out trip to Portugal. It's all there for you. No extra work for you to do. No second guessing or costly mistakes.)
We could reasonably ask $1,000 or more for this program, which reveals tips and secrets about Portugal you won't find anyplace else.
But we won't charge you $1,000 for access… even though it would be worth every penny.
But because of your interest in Portugal, you can get Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle for just $499.
And remember, that covers everything—including the SEVEN SPECIAL COMPANION REPORTS, that complement the comprehensive videos.
But please order Portugal All Access now, because in just a few days, the price goes up.
Now's the time to take advantage of this special deal.
As you know, there's only so much you can absorb when you're reading about and researching a place. You do a "Google search" and tens of thousands of links come up. It's so hard to know whose opinion to trust. And the sheer volume of information can be overwhelming.
But that's what makes Portugal All Access so special—and so useful. Terry Coles shares her real-world insights directly with you via video. She cuts right to the chase, right there in living color, and she answers every question you're likely to have about Portugal. I guarantee it.
Our Rock-Solid, Triple
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Guarantee # 2—I guarantee it will show you the real-world solutions you need to get from where you are now to where you want to be… so that in just a handful of months, you could have "boots on the ground" in a part of Portugal you love. But if you feel the solutions we offer aren't for you, we'll give you a full refund within the first 30 days. In other words, the risk is all ours.
Guarantee # 3—Should you decide to ask for a refund, you've got a full 30 days to do it. If you don't feel that Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle can help you to a new life in Portugal, just let us know and we'll refund every penny within the first 30 days. That's how confident we are in the depth and breadth of information this brand-new resource provides.
The friendliness of Portugal… the peaceful, laidback lifestyle, reminiscent of a kinder, gentler time in history… and with the modern pleasures and amenities now available and so affordable…
All this makes Portugal hard to resist.
The good news, though, is that it's all within your grasp. You don't need millions in the bank to capitalize on the opportunities in Portugal—one of the best-value retirement options you'll find.
In Portugal, you can have your own dream life in Europe… on a monthly budget of $2,200.
If you're looking for a safe, friendly European haven, with cosmopolitan cities and lots of beach towns, internationally acclaimed (and affordable) healthcare, and the lowest cost of living in Western Europe, you'll find all that and more in Portugal.
And in Portugal All Access: Your Blueprint for an Affordable European Lifestyle, Terry Coles shows you exactly how to make it happen…how you can settle into a far better, more affordable, healthier life and do it seamlessly, enjoyably, confidently…
Think about it: A handful of months from now, you could be sitting on your own terrace, a glass of delicious Portuguese wine in hand, enjoying the azulejo-splashed architecture the strains of fado in or the sun set over the gorgeous blue ocean…
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Sincerely,
Dan Prescher,
Senior Editor, International Living
July 2021
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