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Financial Services for Americans in Portugal

For property purchases, deposits and relocation budgets, Lumon offers currency transfers, a named account manager and forward contracts where available. For a Portuguese mortgage as a non-resident, MortgageDirect negotiates with several banks and structures the file for U.S. income. For pensions, retirement accounts and investments, SJB Global provides cross-border financial planning.

Updated October 2026

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MortgageDirect

Portuguese Mortgages

MortgageDirect helps non-residents and new residents, including Americans relocating through D7 or D8 pathways, explore Portuguese mortgage options. They work with multiple Portuguese banks and help prepare applications involving U.S. income.

  • Portugal-licensed broker placing loans across major Portuguese banks
  • Non-resident mortgages for buyers without Portuguese residency yet
  • U.S. income reformatting for D7, D8, Golden Visa, employment, retirement income

SJB Global

Expat Financial Planning

SJB Global helps internationally mobile Americans and other expats manage pensions, investments and tax-aware financial planning across two countries at once — so moving to Portugal doesn’t derail your financial plan.

  • Independent, regulated financial advice tailored to expats
  • Retirement and pension planning across borders
  • Compliant investment management after you change tax residency

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Disclaimer: general information for U.S. citizens living or planning to live abroad — not tax, legal, financial or immigration advice. Thresholds, treaties and visa rules change and depend on your situation; confirm with the IRS, the relevant authority or a qualified professional before acting.