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IHRU pays part of the rent of young people, for up to 5 years; the share falls over time.
Maximum rent per municipalityWho for: Aged 18–35, income up to €3,680/month
Supports · reviewed on 30 October 2026
All national housing supports, sorted by status. A ◆ marks what changes from one municipality to another.
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IHRU pays part of the rent of young people, for up to 5 years; the share falls over time.
Maximum rent per municipalityWho for: Aged 18–35, income up to €3,680/month
Pays €50 to €200 a month of the rent to those who spend a lot of their income on it, at any age.
Maximum rent per municipalityWho for: Income drop above 20% or single-parent family
Paid every month by Social Security, without applying, up to €200.
Who for: Leases up to 15 Mar 2023, effort rate ≥ 35%
15% of the rent paid comes off the tax.
Who for: Anyone paying rent on the home they live in
No IMT and no stamp duty on the purchase of a first home.
Limits 25% higher on the islandsWho for: Up to age 35, home up to €330,539 (full exemption)
The State guarantees up to 15% of the price and the bank lends all of it.
Who for: Up to age 35, home up to €450,000
€3,760 to move home and work in the interior, +20% per family member.
Interior municipalities onlyWho for: Anyone moving home for a job
Automatic discount of 33.8% on electricity and 31.2% on gas.
Who for: People who receive certain benefits or earn little
The landlord pays no IRS if the rent stays under the municipality cap.
Cap per municipality and sizeWho for: Any tenant, no income limit
Municipal or IHRU home with the rent set by income.
By the câmaraWho for: Low-income families
Housing and rent for those who suddenly lose their home.
By the câmaraWho for: Eviction, fire, disaster
A home or works for people living in undignified conditions.
Works in 278 municipalitiesWho for: Families with no dignified alternative
Discount on water, sewage and waste; each operator decides.
Exists in 218 municipalities (2024)Who for: The operator's rules
The home you live in pays no IMI for 3 years.
Who for: Own home, with limits on value and income
No tax on the profit of the sale if it goes into another own home.
Who for: Anyone selling the home they live in
Labour at 6%; VAT refund for people building their own home.
Who for: Works on homes; self-build
6% VAT, IMI and IMT exemptions and up to €500 off the IRS.
Areas set by the câmaraWho for: Buildings in urban rehabilitation areas
Up to 25% less IMI, where the câmara approved it.
Each câmara decidesWho for: Buildings with a good energy class
Support for emigrants coming back; +25% in the interior.
Who for: Returning emigrants
The Government announced them, but they have not opened yet.
Swapping gas appliances for electric ones; also covers solar panels.
Who for: To be defined
Successor to Vale Eficiência.
Who for: To be defined
Efficiency works for about 50,000 vulnerable families.
Who for: Vulnerable families
Announced by the Government; no decree yet.
Who for: To be defined
Credit from the Banco de Fomento for housing cooperatives.
Who for: Cooperatives
They no longer take applications. They stay here so you know they ended.
Vouchers for efficiency works in vulnerable families' homes.
Who for: Vulnerable families
Support for swapping gas appliances for electric ones.
Who for: Families
Co-funding of windows, insulation, heat pumps and panels.
Who for: Owners
The State paid part of the rise in interest.
Who for: Home loans
IHRU rented homes to sublet them cheaper.
Who for: Up to age 35, single-parent families