In recent days, information has caught the attention of the European press that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle They bought a house in Portugal, supposedly with the possibility of obtaining a Golden Visa, which allows them to reside only 7 days a year in Portugal, live in the United States and pay lower taxes in Europe, as specified by the media Clarion.
According to the aforementioned media, the dukes would have obtained his new home in the territory of the “Hamptons of Portugal”, in an exclusive complex where Princess Eugenie, Prince Harry’s cousin, currently lives with her two children and her husband.
Following that newsthe possibility has come to light that the Benjamin of Charles III reunites with several of his former friendsfrom whom he distanced himself after his resignation from being a first-rank representative of the Crown. This has been suggested by royal commentator Richard Eden.
Is it true that Prince Harry could recover some of his lost friendships after obtaining his new house in Portugal?
According to what was suggested by Eden, editor of the newspaper Daily Mail, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will use their new European home “as a getaway from the United States”. This in turn would lead to “rebuilding bridges with his friends in Britain.”
According to the expert’s statements, given on the Palace Confidential podcast, Portuguese property will not replace the Sussexes’ Montecito homeCalifornia, but rather will be used by them as a “resort.”
Richard suggested: “Maybe Portugal is somewhere Harry can escape to with a group of friends.”. He has also lost touch with many old friends from Britain, But if he says: ‘Come on, why don’t you come to Portugal to spend a few days with me?’”
Likewise, the royal expert noted: “One thing that is very intriguing is that, until very recently, Portugal had an agreement whereby, when purchasing property, you could obtain what they described as a golden visa. That now gives unrestricted access to all of Europe,” referring to the purpose for which the dukes chose to make a house in said European nation.
Eden also proposed that the new residence could be part of a Sussex “rival royalty” planmaking them the opponents of the Royal Family “on the other side of the water”. The expert added: “We have already seen them undertake ‘quasi-real’ trips to Nigeria and Colombia. And Harry’s cousin Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank, who also own property in Portugal, may join the rival royal court.”
