Moving to Angola: taxes, residence and life

How to become tax resident in Angola: personal, dividend and corporate tax, 3 residence programmes, days needed, climate, safety and economy — compared with 194 countries.

Taxes

In Angola the top income tax rate is 25%, dividends are taxed at up to 10% and companies pay 25% corporate tax.

How to move and become tax resident

You can become tax resident in Angola from arrival once you take up residence (Habitual residence in Angola, or 183 days in 12 months). The typical route is Investor visa (private investment project): Approved private investment via AIPEX (no legal minimum since 2018) → investor visa → residence card There are 3 open residence programmes in Angola — see the list below.

Living there

Luanda has a hot semi-arid climate with winter highs around 24 °C and summer highs around 30.5 °C. The economy grew +2.1% in 2025; the IMF forecasts 2.1% for 2026. Its passport opens about 50 countries without a visa in advance. Security: No conflict; low-level Cabinda separatism.

Key facts

Top income tax25%
Dividend tax10%
Corporate tax25%
Fiscale woonplaatsvanaf aankomst — Habitual residence in Angola, or 183 days in 12 months
Gebruikelijke verblijfsrouteInvestor visa (private investment project) — Approved private investment via AIPEX (no legal minimum since 2018) → investor visa → residence card
Paspoortvisumvrij of bij aankomst naar 50 landen
Economic growth+2.1% (2025), forecast 2.1% (2026)
Klimaattypehot semi-arid · 24° / 30.5° (Luanda)
Oorlog & conflictnone — No conflict; low-level Cabinda separatism
Alle natuurrampen5/10
Sterkte van banken2/10 · B-
Eigendomsbescherming2/10
Warme woningen in de winter9/10

Residence programmes in Angola

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Frequently asked questions

How many days do I need to spend in Angola to become tax resident?

vanaf aankomst. Habitual residence in Angola, or 183 days in 12 months Worldwide in theory

How much tax will I pay in Angola?

In Angola the top income tax rate is 25%, dividends are taxed at up to 10% and companies pay 25% corporate tax.

Which residence programmes does Angola offer?

Investor Visa → Temporary Residence Permit; Work Visa (Visto de Trabalho); Family Reunion Visa / Residence

What is the usual way to move to Angola?

Investor visa (private investment project). Approved private investment via AIPEX (no legal minimum since 2018) → investor visa → residence card

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