Bonds Golden Visa Investment Funds
Compare 8 Bonds investment funds for Golden Visa applications.
3CC Atlantic Bond Fund
The Atlantic Bond Fund is an Open-ended Alternative Investment Fund designed and managed by 3 Comma Capital. The fund aims to provide its participants with capital appreciation over a five-year period, with an investment policy designed to achieve absolute returns within the recommended investment horizon (100% bond fund).
3CC Portugal Golden Income Fund
The 3CC Portugal Golden Income Fund is an open-ended, CMVM-regulated alternative investment fund managed by 3 Comma Capital. It blends stable income from Portuguese corporate bonds with growth exposure to U.S. and global equities, digital assets and gold, while meeting all eligibility requirements for the Portuguese Golden Visa.
Corporate Bond Fund
The Corporate Bond Fund (CBF) is an open-ended fund focused on capital preservation and income generation. It is built on a core principle of risk mitigation through diversification, spanning across security types, maturities, and sector allocations. The fund offers weekly subscriptions and redemptions, with no performance fees, ensuring flexibility and cost transparency for investors. The CBF reflects ActiveCap’s commitment to transparent, disciplined, and risk-conscious portfolio management. It aims to deliver stable mid-single-digit returns while minimizing volatility and preserving capital. The CBF is currently open for subscription and eligible for the Golden Visa Programme.
Heed Top Investment Fund
A CMVM-regulated, open-ended alternative investment fund that invests primarily in Portuguese bonds and equities, with flexibility to allocate to ETFs, other funds, and international securities for diversification
Horizon Fund
Horizon Fund is an open-ended, CMVM-regulated alternative fund that blends Portuguese fixed income with exposure to large-cap digital assets. Managed by Octanova SCR, it aims for long-term growth and eligibility for the Golden Visa by investing 65% in high-quality Portuguese bonds and up to 35% in BTC, ETH, and SOL through regulated custodians.
IMGA Portuguese Corporate Debt Fund
The IMGA Portuguese Corporate Debt Fund offers conservative exposure to corporate bonds and commercial paper issued mainly by Portuguese companies. It’s designed for investors seeking steady, lower-volatility returns, daily liquidity, and a strategy built around high-quality issuers with a strong foothold in Portugal’s real economy.
Quadrantis Private Equity Credits & Bonds Fund – Subfund B
A CMVM-recognised private equity fund managed by Quadrantis Capital, combining private equity, credit and high-grade bond investments to target a 10% annual return and provide a Golden Visa-eligible route for investors.
QUADRANTIS PRIVATE EQUITY II
The fund adopts a diversified and risk-focused strategy based on two core pillars: secured credit and investment-grade bonds. It finances contracts between established entities with strong guarantees and protective mechanisms, enhancing security for investors. In parallel, the fund invests in BBB to AAA-rated government and corporate bonds from Portugal and international markets, aiming to deliver stable and consistent returns while preserving capital.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bonds Portugal Golden Visa Investment Funds
Bonds Golden Visa funds are Portugal Golden Visa investment funds (often called Golden Visa funds) that primarily invest in bonds or bond-like fixed income instruments. These can include government bonds, corporate bonds, or credit-linked structures depending on the fund mandate. If the fund qualifies for the Portugal Golden Visa fund route, an investor subscribes to the fund units (not individual bonds) and uses the investment evidence for their Golden Visa application, subject to legal confirmation of eligibility.
The number can change as funds are added, updated, or reclassified. On this page, we list the funds currently tagged Bonds that are presented as Golden Visa funds based on manager disclosures and available documentation. Golden Visa eligibility must still be confirmed by Portuguese legal counsel before investing in any specific Portugal Golden Visa investment fund.
For the Portugal Golden Visa fund route, the commonly referenced minimum is €500,000 invested into qualifying Portugal Golden Visa investment funds (Golden Visa funds), subject to current rules and legal interpretation. Some bonds-focused funds may set higher minimum subscription amounts depending on strategy and demand.
Bonds-focused Golden Visa funds are often perceived as lower volatility than equity strategies, but they are not risk-free. Key risks include interest rate risk (bond prices can fall when rates rise), credit/default risk, concentration risk, liquidity risk, and how the fund values less-liquid instruments. The "safety" of a bonds-focused Portugal Golden Visa investment fund depends on credit quality, duration, diversification, and fees—not the "bonds" label.
For the Portugal Golden Visa, you generally need to maintain the qualifying investment throughout the required residence period until you reach a stage where you can exit under the program rules. However, fund liquidity and redemption terms are separate from visa rules. Many Portugal Golden Visa investment funds have lock-ups, limited redemption windows, or fund terms. Always check the fund's lock-up, redemption frequency, and notice periods—and confirm the Golden Visa holding requirement with Portuguese legal counsel.
In many cases, yes—Portugal Golden Visa applications often allow family members to be included, but eligibility depends on relationship and dependency rules and can change over time. This is a legal question: confirm your family eligibility and documentation requirements with Portuguese legal counsel as part of your Golden Visa process.
No. Movingto Funds provides information and introductions for Golden Visa funds and Portugal Golden Visa investment funds. We do not provide investment advice or recommend any specific fund. Always obtain independent financial advice and Portuguese legal advice before investing.