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Lisbon's best mortgage brokers, trusted by expats like you
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If you moved to Portugal from another country (or moving soon), the directory is free for you!
- 1000+ reviews collected
- 9.8 Average rating
- #1 platform for expats to find top service providers
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Mara
Anywhere in Portugal
- English
- Portuguese
- Spanish
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Amandine
Anywhere in Portugal
- English
- French
- Portuguese
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Diogo
Remote / online
- English
- Portuguese
- Spanish
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Shauna
Remote / online
- English
- Portuguese
- Spanish
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Sofia
Remote / online
- English
- Portuguese
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Tiago
Anywhere in Portugal
- English
- Portuguese
- Spanish
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Mortgage Brokers in Lisbon: costs, languages & what to check
Locallista lists 6 hand-vetted English-speaking mortgage brokers in Lisbon, rated 9.8/10 on average across verified expat reviews. Every provider serves customers in English, working across neighbourhoods like Baixa-Chiado, Alfama and Avenidas Novas. In Lisbon, monthly self-employed (autónomo) accounting typically runs €50–€120 (2026). Compare profiles and reviews, then contact a mortgage broker directly — no language barrier.
- Vetted providers: 6 English-speaking mortgage brokers in Lisbon, rated 9.8/10 on average.
- Languages spoken: English, Portuguese, Spanish and French.
- Where they work: Lisbon and surrounding areas, including Baixa-Chiado, Alfama and Avenidas Novas.
- Typical price: Monthly self-employed (autónomo) accounting typically runs €50–€120 (2026); final cost varies by provider and job.
- Before you hire: confirm whether quarterly tax filings (IVA/IRPF or IVA/IRS) are included in the monthly fee.
- Paperwork tip: in Portugal, ask for a recibo verde / fatura with IVA (23% VAT) so the work is documented and guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our mortgage brokers in Lisbon help expats find and apply for home loans in Portugal, compare rates from multiple banks, and guide you through documentation and eligibility. Many specialise in non-resident and expat financing.
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Many brokers are paid by the bank (no direct fee to you); others charge a fee or combination. Fees, if any, are explained upfront. Check each profile for how they are remunerated and what’s included.
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Yes, all mortgage brokers listed on Locallista speak English and often other languages. Language abilities are clearly displayed on each profile.
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Yes. Portuguese banks offer mortgages to residents and often to non-residents; terms and LTV vary. A broker can explain options for your situation (income, nationality, property type) and help you prepare a strong application.