Businesses for Sale in Portugal

Restaurants, hotels, shops, tourism operations and light industry across Portugal — every listing published by a vetted, admin-approved agent. Porameta is built for international buyers: browse in your language, compare sectors and districts, and inquire directly with the listing agent for free.

Many businesses are sold together with their premises, so a single deal can cover the going concern and the property. Use the live listings below or filter the full marketplace by sector, district and price.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can foreigners buy a business in Portugal?

Yes. There are no nationality restrictions. You will need a Portuguese tax number (NIF), and the purchase is usually structured either as buying the company (its quotas or shares) or as buying the business assets — often via a trespasse.

What is a trespasse?

A trespasse is the Portuguese transfer of a commercial establishment — the business, its fittings and the benefit of its commercial lease — from one operator to another. It is the common route for buying restaurants, cafés and shops that trade from rented premises.

Does buying a business in Portugal give me residency?

Not by itself. Entrepreneurs who move to Portugal to run a business typically apply for the D2 visa (the entrepreneur residence route). Requirements are assessed case by case, so take advice from an immigration professional before structuring the purchase.

What due diligence should I do before buying?

Review the accounts, the lease terms, and the operating licences the activity needs (tourism accommodation, for example, requires an Alojamento Local registration). Check for outstanding tax and social-security debts, and remember that employee contracts transfer to the buyer by law.

How are businesses priced on Porameta?

Agents set asking prices based on earnings, assets and the value of the lease or premises. Some listings show a price on request — send a free inquiry through the listing page and the agent will respond directly.

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Every listing on Porameta is published by a vetted, approved agent — inquire directly, free of charge.

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