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ENENPTFRWhat a mortgage looks like in Aveiro
A typical 90 m² two-bed in Aveiro at about €2,700/m² works out around €245,000. As a non-resident borrowing up to 70%, that's roughly €74,000 down plus about €20,000 in purchase costs (IMT, stamp duty, notary) — around €94,000 in cash, with the bank financing the rest.
Indicative only. The bank lends against the lower of price or its own valuation, and your maximum LTV depends on nationality, income and the property.
Popular areas: Glória e Vera Cruz (centro histórico) · Beira-Mar (canal district) · Esgueira · Aradas
Common questions
How much deposit do I need to buy in Aveiro?
As a non-resident you'll typically put down about 30% — roughly €74,000 on a typical €245,000 flat in Aveiro — plus around €20,000 in purchase costs (IMT, stamp duty, notary). EU citizens can sometimes finance up to 70%; non-EU buyers usually 60–65%.
Can a non-resident get a mortgage in Aveiro?
Yes. Every major Portuguese bank lends to non-residents buying in Aveiro. You need a Portuguese NIF and a larger deposit than a resident; our partner broker compares 15+ lenders to find the best fit for your nationality and income.
What mortgage rate will I pay in 2026?
In early 2026, non-resident rates run roughly 3.4–4.5%, about 0.3–0.7% above the resident rate, with variable (Euribor + spread), fixed or mixed structures. The exact rate depends on your nationality, income and loan-to-value.
Is the mortgage broker free?
Yes — the broker is paid by the lending bank, not by you, so comparing the whole lender panel costs you nothing.
