THE NUMBER OF FOREIGNERS LIVING IN PORTUGAL HAS DOUBLED

&amp;NewLine;<h1 class&equals;"wp-block-heading">the number of foreigners settling in portugal has doubled in 1 year 1&amp;sol;2<&sol;h1>&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;<p>In Portugal&amp;comma; &amp;OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;non-habitual residents" -. <strong>23&amp;ThinSpace;767 this year<&sol;strong> - are mainly French&amp;comma; British and Italian&amp;period; The country's living conditions and tax advantages are the main reasons that have attracted these expatriates&amp;period;<&sol;p>&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;<p><em>"The number of foreigners choosing to live in Portugal has almost doubled"&amp;comma;<&sol;em> front page ad&amp;comma; the <strong>Diário de Notícias&amp;period;<&sol;strong> <em>&amp;OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;In just a year and a half&amp;comma; between January 2017 and August 2018&amp;comma; the number of non-habitual residents &amp;lpar;RNH&amp;rpar; in Portugal&amp;comma; attracted by the tax benefits offered by the government<&sol;em>&amp;comma; <em>increased by 83 &amp;percnt;"&amp;comma;<&sol;em> As the Portuguese daily points out, there are now 23&amp;ThinSpace;767 aircraft with this status&amp;period;<&sol;p>&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;&amp;NewLine;<p>Created in 2009&amp;comma;<strong> <&sol;strong>this allows companies and qualified professionals from the technical, scientific and cultural sectors setting up in Portugal to pay a tax of just 20 per cent on their sales.<&sol;p>&amp;NewLine;