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Mexican Pete
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Post by Mexican Pete »

"Caspo Business informed The Resident that it charges 40 per cent up front when the client requests an application to be made. A further 50 per cent is charged when the project is submitted to the câmara and the remaining 10 per cent is payable when the licence is received."

Don't seem too confident do they? Think I might be more interested in talking to them if they wanted 10% up front and 90% on issue of the licence.
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Post by martin »

interesting how somewhere like trinidad deals with property licences

like the part re the download form ...the inspector comes gives five days notice...renewed annually....any lessons to be learnt here I wonder?????

http://www.gov.tt/Egov/Portal/business/ ... 5E42CED%7D

is this perhaps where Portugal got its ideas from

http://www.livingincrete.net/EOT.html
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Post by martin »

with the rebranding of the our new "allgarve" region comes this interesting piece from the algarve observer...wonder what tax breaks there will be???

"Based on the values of “creativity and diversity” the brand ‘Allgarve’ is intended to contribute to the improvement of eight points which, according to Manuel Pinho, are the priorities: in addition to improving the national brand and stimulating training in the hotel business, the programme aims to increase the range of quality services on offer, make tourism and the environment compatible with each other, increase the number of low-cost airlines flying to Faro, invest in new regions such as the west Alentejo and give tax benefits to the second homes of foreigners."
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Post by carvoeiro1 »

The Inspectores are back!!

Operação camas paralelas no Algarve - 89% detaxa de incumprimento

A Autoridade de Segurança Alimentar e Económica (ASAE) efectuou no Algarve, nos dias 22 e 23 de Março, a ?Operação CAMAS PARALELAS? com o objectivo de fiscalizar o mercado paralelo de oferta de alojamentos turísticos.

Consideram-se ?camas paralelas? os alojamentos que, constituindo segunda habitação ou residência permanente dos seus proprietários é locado a terceiros no seu todo ou em parte para estadias de carácter turístico sem que se encontrem licenciados para esse efeitos.

Foram inspeccionados 44 alvos por nove brigadas da ASAE que instauraram 39 processos de contra ordenação.

As principais infracções referem-se a falta de licenciamento (32) e falta de licença de utilização turística (4), falta de livro de reclamações, falta de afixação de preços e falta de placas de classificação.

A taxa de incumprimento verificada foi de 89 %.

INFO 20.2007
24 de Março de 2007
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Post by carvoeiro1 »

Whats to stop the asae from just getting all rentals owners contact details from this site and visiting each property individualy and the rental agencys that advertise here? Im seriously considering to stop renting my villa.
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Post by tricky »

Just back from CVO having listened to quite a few disgruntled complex/bar owners etc. The place apparently is going to be very quiet in April and May and they put this down to the fact that people are not renting out their properties until the tourist license thing is sorted out.
I have never seen so many properties for sale, mainly the larger villas, is this because the upkeep of them without rental income is prohibitive.
There are also lots of new build going on, are these being sold with 'licenses' have the builders got some deal going with the Camera
or are there thousands of people who can afford to buy without renting?
The locals have no idea how to get hold of a license, many tourist complexs are ringing the camera every day. :cry:
I wish they would hurry up and sort it out before it becomes the death of the Algarve :cry:
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Post by Scorpion »

Is there an English translation available for carvoeiro1's posting yesterday?
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Post by Van Muylem »

Hallo, Belgen en Nederlanders, kunnen we op het nederlandstalig forum niet verder discusieren over de licentie voor de verhuur van je villa.
Heeft er al iemand van jullie de licentie en wat je er voor gedaan.

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Post by carvoeiro1 »

English please.
What was the score on Saturday with portugal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Van Muylem »

carvoeiro1,

please open a new forum for sport.

In this forum we only talk about imported things.

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Post by carvoeiro1 »

As I said in my last message" ENGLISH PLEASE"
IMPORTED THINGS, so what are we importing?
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Post by Van Muylem »

Sorry carvoeiro1,
Important
Antoine :oops:
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Post by steveh »

Just wondering if anyone out there can translate Carvoeiro 1's posting - 'the inspectores are back'. We are trying to learn Portuguese but haven't got this far yet! Would really appreciate it if those of us who are less fluent could feel included! Thanks.
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Post by Van Muylem »

I can transelate in Dutch if you want !
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Post by steveh »

Thanks Van Muylem! Any chance you could then translate the Dutch into English??
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