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IMT in Madeira and the Azores 2026

Updated · official Tax Authority tables

In Madeira and the Azores the IMT bands are 25% higher than on the mainland, so the same home pays less transfer tax. Untick the residency box if you have never been tax resident in Portugal.

Buyers

Buyer 1

Buyer 2

Loan amount, used for mortgage stamp duty and bank costs.

Other costs (editable)

Default: Casa Pronta price, €375 without a mortgage, €700 with one. Bank valuation / bank fees: Estimate, including 4% stamp duty. Varies by bank, check their price list.

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Frequently asked questions

How much less do you pay than on the mainland?

On a €300,000 permanent home, IMT is €7,927.52 on the islands and €10,542.04 on the mainland. On a second home or rental property at the same price, it is €9,256.85 against €11,605.50. The 0.8% stamp duty is the same everywhere.

The permanent home band with no IMT goes up to €132,933, and under IMT Jovem the full exemption goes up to €413,174.

Resident buyer, permanent home, Madeira and the Azores
Price IMT Stamp duty Total
€150,000 €341.34 €1,200.00 €1,541.34
€200,000 €1,886.20 €1,600.00 €3,486.20
€300,000 €7,927.52 €2,400.00 €10,327.52
€400,000 €14,927.52 €3,200.00 €18,127.52
€500,000 €22,795.78 €4,000.00 €26,795.78
Do non-residents also pay 7.5% on the islands?

Yes. The law makes no regional distinction for the non-resident rate, and the regional adjustment only changes the band limits, so buyers who have never been tax resident pay a flat 7.5% on a home in Madeira or the Azores too. The Tax Authority has not confirmed this expressly. The refund rules are the same as on the mainland: see non-resident IMT.

Who gets the lower island rates?

Anyone buying a home located in Madeira or the Azores who is, or has been, tax resident in Portugal. It depends on where the property is, not where you live: a Lisbon resident buying a holiday flat in Funchal pays the island rates for a second home.

Building plots (6.5%), other urban property (6.5%) and rural land (5%) pay the same flat rates as on the mainland.

What are the IMT tables for Madeira and the Azores?
Table IV: permanent home
Value (€) Rate Deduction
Up to 132,933 0% €0.00
Over 132,933 to 181,838 2% €2,658.66
Over 181,838 to 247,934 5% €8,113.80
Over 247,934 to 413,174 7% €13,072.48
Over 413,174 to 826,228 8% €17,204.22
Over 826,228 to 1,438,566 6% (flat) –
Over 1,438,566 7.5% (flat) –
Table V: IMT Jovem (aged 35 or under, first permanent home)
Value (€) Rate Deduction
Up to 413,174 0% €0.00
Over 413,174 to 826,228 8% €33,053.92
Over 826,228 to 1,438,566 6% (flat) –
Over 1,438,566 7.5% (flat) –
Table VI: other homes
Value (€) Rate Deduction
Up to 132,933 1% €0.00
Over 132,933 to 181,838 2% €1,329.33
Over 181,838 to 247,934 5% €6,784.47
Over 247,934 to 413,174 7% €11,743.15
Over 413,174 to 792,414 8% €15,874.89
Over 792,414 to 1,438,566 6% (flat) –
Over 1,438,566 7.5% (flat) –
What else does buying on the islands cost?

The same as on the mainland: 0.8% stamp duty, the deed and registration and, with a mortgage, 0.6% stamp duty on the loan and bank fees. Add them up in the buying costs calculator. After you buy, the annual IMI is set by each island municipality.

Source: Ofício Circulado n.º 40129/2026 da AT, de 06/01/2026 (Lei n.º 73-A/2025, OE2026), Tables IV to VI.