Portugal Made Easy
In Western Europe’s Most Affordable Escape, You Can Slow Down and Savor a Safe, Sunlit Life... on $2,795 a Month, or Even Less
Portugal Made Easy:
Your New Life in Europe Starts Here
Dear Reader,
If you like the idea of life at a relaxed pace... of spending time where the people are friendly, the landscapes are beautiful, and you can afford to enjoy yourself...
Portugal makes good sense today. For all those reasons—and more.
Don’t wait to put your plan in place. We’d like to show you exactly how to start the clock on your Portugal adventure now, from right there at home.
Portugal Made Easy puts everything you need to plan your life in Portugal, including answers to all your questions, in one easy place.
Unlike what you find elsewhere online, you can rest assured that you’re getting complete, up-to-date information and guidance (including introductions to the resources and people we recommend on the ground).
Safe, Easy, Friendly, Walkable: Portugal Is IL’s # 1 Haven in Europe
- High-quality, low-cost living
- Safe, peaceful, and stable
- Excellent, affordable healthcare
- Mild, sunny climate
- Easy, accessible residency visas
- Clear path to an EU passport (still available... but we expect this to change, so don’t wait)
- Easy, frequent access direct to multiple airports in Portugal from the US
- Beautiful and varied landscapes—quiet beaches, dramatic coastal cliffs, hilltop towns, cosmopolitan cities
- Friendly, welcoming locals
- Well established expat communities
- English widely spoken
- Rich history and culture
- Food and wine among the best in the world
- Properties available for “pocket change”
- Walkable cities so you don’t need a car
- A slow, enjoyable pace of life
Kimberly Anne, Your Portugal Emissary
As part of Portugal Made Easy, expat Kimberly Anne will be your Portugal Emissary, hosting two Q&A sessions and a useful new video each month between now and November 2026—all of which will ensure you’re up-to-speed with the best opportunities on offer in Portugal.
Back in California, Kimberly was struggling financially to keep afloat. Yet in Portugal, she has a 3-bed, 2-bath apartment for under €1,000 a month, and is 25 minutes walking to downtown Porto.
In Portugal, she realized she could live on half, or even less, than what she was spending in the US.
And now...she’s thriving... “When I’m not spinning yarns, I’m drinking tea, laughing with friends in sunny Portuguese cafés, playing tug-o-war with my new Portuguese rescue pup, and traveling as much as possible,” Kimberly says. “I’ve enjoyed getting to know Portugal well in the years I’ve been here, and now I look forward to sharing with you what I’ve learned.
“That way, I can help you chart your own Portugal path, taking advantage of the lessons I learned and mistakes I made, so you can skip the inconveniences and join me in this ‘good life’ here with ease and confidence. I look forward to being your guide...”
Portugal Made Easy Puts Our Best Intel and Recommendations in One Place
When you take us up on this special offer for access to Portugal Made Easy, we’ll make sure you get all the details in written guides and in videos about—
- Your best resident visa options. There are several you might qualify for, but which is the best for your personal circumstances? We’ve got you covered. This is a place where you can make costly mistakes, so we’ll make sure you know the questions you need to ask and the lay of the land. You should find an attorney who works best for you (you’ll find contacts in the resource rolodex we’ll include as part of Portugal Made Easy).
- Your healthcare options. We’ll make sure you have a clear sense both for how to arrange for travel and health insurance as you’re heading to Portugal and, too, what the great-value options are on the ground.
- 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 Made Easy will give you.
- The top communities in Portugal where we recommend you focus your attention. We’ll give you lots of details about lots of places, but we’ll make sure we highlight the ones most worth your attention.
- 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. And we’ll make sure you get all the answers.
- How to structure your finances… where you could bank, how to pay your bills…
- 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.
- And lots more...
Save 50% with This Special Offer Today
We’ve included so much inside Portugal Made Easy—so many solutions, connections, and expert recommendations... we could easily justify a price tag of $1,000 or more for access to this project.
After all, it would cost you at least that much to meet with all the experts we’ll connect you with and to buy all the reports separately—though you can’t access them anyplace else.
But I want to make sure that this resource is as accessible as possible to as many people as possible.
That’s why we’re pricing it regularly at $499—it comes, remember, with 12 months of ongoing videos and two Q&A sessions with Kimberly Anne, our Portugal Emissary.
It’s designed to keep you up-to-speed on what’s happening in Portugal so you’re always in the know and can adjust your plans accordingly.
I encourage you to give it a try... just take a look. There’s absolutely zero risk to you...
Your 100% Guaranteed Satisfaction—or We’ll Give You Every Dime Back—You Risk ZERO!
Guarantee # 1—Portugal Made Easy will help you find the perfect Portugal lifestyle that's right for you. A place where you can live better than ever… stretch your retirement dollars… and have the time and funds to travel, relax, and enjoy life…
Guarantee # 2—You will NOT find a resource as complete, up to date, and value-packed as Portugal Made Easy... anywhere online, in print, or on YouTube... Because we live and breathe living and retiring overseas...we’re not in it just for the “likes”...
Guarantee # 3—If you somehow find a resource that even matches the quality and thoroughness of Portugal Made Easy, I’ll refund every single dime. Here’s how: for 30 days after you buy Portugal Made Easy, you can contact our customer care team, provide us with a link to whatever resource you believe is superior, and we’ll pay you back every dime you spent! Frankly, even if you just feel we didn’t meet your expectation—let us know within 30 days, and we’ll pay you back. Every. Single. Dime.
That's how confident we are in Portugal Made Easy... and how confident we are that no other resource can match it.
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Living in Portugal Really Does Transform People’s Lives
We wanted a country that was safe, with no gun violence and the possibility of becoming citizens in the future. The first time we visited Portugal it just felt right, and I love the fact that only police can carry guns.” –Kathy S., living well in Portugal
“The best thing about living here? In the morning, you can smell the ocean and hear the seagulls: It’s heaven. If you like wine and fish, there’s no better place to be than Portugal. There’s such a variety of fresh fish on offer: sea bream, sea bass, sardines, and of course seafood. Oysters, grown here in the Ria Formosa, are very inexpensive... In general, you get more for your money here. A bica (a Portuguese espresso) costs between 50 and 90 euro cents, depending on where you go. Coffee in the States isn’t just more expensive, it’s also lousy.” –Sherry and George S., living well in Portugal
“We saw things in the States fall apart and started looking at where we could afford to live from a retirement perspective. Our grocery bill here is always less than it was in the States... €3 gets you a decent bottle [of wine]. [Now] every day we walk to the beach and stroll on the boardwalk. We regularly go for a drive in the mountains and look at the Atlantic Ocean from the top of a hill. Last time, we found fields of wild lavender and picked a bundle which is now drying at home. We discover new beaches by driving along the coast road and randomly following signs that say ‘praia.’” –Lori H, living well in Portugal
