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Madeira Compass is an independent acquisition and relocation advisory service in Madeira, Portugal. We support international clients with property acquisition strategy, buildable land analysis, and custom construction projects. Our services include urban planning verification (PDM Madeira), feasibility assessment, and coordination of architects, engineers, and contractors. We also assist with key relocation processes such as obtaining a NIF, opening a Portuguese bank account, residency procedures, and local integration. Madeira Compass is not a real estate agency. We act exclusively as independent acquisition advisors for international buyers seeking a structured, non-transactional, and decision-focused approach to investing and relocating in Madeira.
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Funchal, Portugal
- +351 927 952 043
- info@madeiracompass.com
- madeiracompass.com
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