São Tomé Passport to Brazil and Portugal: The 3 Passport Strategy

Book a free strategy call: https://apply.lincolnglobalpartners.c... A $90,000 São Tomé and Príncipe passport could open a fast track into Brazilian citizenship in about 12 months and Portuguese citizenship (an EU passport) in 7 years instead of 10. Here is how the 3 passport strategy works, what it costs, and the 3 things that have to be true for it to work. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN São Tomé and Príncipe citizenship by investment is the only CPLP passport you can buy The real cost of the São Tomé donation: $90,000 single applicant, $95,000 family of up to 4, plus a $5,000 submission fee Brazil permanent residency by investment: 500,000 reais operating company route or 150,000 reais startup route (about $30,000) How the Brazilian Constitution's "originários" wording could affect the strategy Portugal's new Nationality Law: 10 years for most applicants, 7 years for CPLP nationals Portugal Golden Visa options compared: 500,000 euro CMVM regulated fund vs 250,000 euro cultural donation (200,000 euros in low density areas) Donation structure vs investment structure, and what you keep at the end The 3 risks: the originários legal question, discretionary naturalisation, and presence requirements What to ask a Brazilian nationality lawyer and a Portuguese nationality lawyer before any capital moves CHAPTERS 00:00 The $90,000 passport nobody used strategically 01:32 Why the CPLP matters 02:29 Step 1: São Tomé and Príncipe citizenship 03:08 Step 2: Brazil permanent residency and fast track naturalisation 04:23 Step 3: Portugal Golden Visa and the new 7 year path 05:04 Donation vs investment: cheapest entry is not cheapest outcome 06:26 The 3 things that have to be true 09:56 How to structure it so every step stands on its own Want to pressure test this against your own situation and timeline? Book a free strategy call with our team: https://apply.lincolnglobalpartners.c... DISCLAIMER This video is for educational purposes only. It is not legal, tax or financial advice and nothing in it is a recommendation to act. Naturalisation in Brazil and Portugal is discretionary and laws can change. #CitizenshipByInvestment #PortugalGoldenVisa #SecondPassport