Portugal Homeowners Must Pay Final 2025 IMI Instalment by 2 December or Face Fines
Portugal’s final 2025 IMI property tax instalment is due 2 December. Pay online, MB Way or multibanco to avoid interest, fines and asset seizure. Check exemptions.
Tracking economy for Portugal — coverage from the newsroom in Lisbon.
Portugal’s final 2025 IMI property tax instalment is due 2 December. Pay online, MB Way or multibanco to avoid interest, fines and asset seizure. Check exemptions.
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Portugal's Law 67/2025 introduces criminal penalties and new funding to speed evictions of squatters, freeing hundreds of state-owned flats for low-income tenants.
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About 70% of Portuguese families own their homes, and demand for detached houses is rising despite higher mortgage costs and fresh land-use reforms.