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Portugal - D7 – Passive Income Visa

Program Overview

Minimum Investment

€10,440

Minimum Investment

N/A 

Time to Residency
4-6 Months

Visa-free Access

29 Countries

Portugal D7 – Passive Income Visa

The Passive Income Visa (also known as “D7 Visa”) is a distinct type of visa aimed at foreign citizens, including retirees, who intend to relocate to Portugal and have a stable passive income sufficient to support their stay in Portugal.

The applicant must not be a national of European Union Member States, the European Economic Area, and Switzerland to be eligible to apply. Additionally, they must prove to the Portuguese authorities that they earn enough, regular and reliable passive income.

Main Applicant Requirements

  • 18+ years of age
  • Good health
  • No criminal record
  • Successfully pass due diligence checks
  • Proof of passive and reliable income

Eligible Dependents

  • Spouse of the main applicant
  • Children (biological or adopted) under 27 years of age
  • Dependent parents over 55 years of age
  • Parents and children older than 18 must be dependent on the main applicant

Portugal D7 Passive Income Visa Benefits

Freedom of movement

As a permanent resident of Portugal, you are a resident of the European Union, thus you are entitled to freedom of movement in the Schengen area.

Health & Education

You and your family will be able to study in schools or universities across Portugal and enjoy world-class healthcare.

Dual Citizenship

After obtaining your Portugese passport, you are not required to renounce your original passport.

Pathway to citizenship

By fulfilling minimal requirements, you may be eligible for a Portuguese citizenship after 5 years of holding your residency.

High ranked passport

The Portuguese passport is ranked in the top 5 passports in the world for ease of travel.

Ease of travel

Citizens of Portugal can travel visa-free or with visa-on-arrival to over 185 countries and territories including the United States of America, the European Union, Singapore and Hong Kong.

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Legal Basis

The Portugal D7 Visa, often referred to as the Passive Income Visa or Retirement Visa, is established under the framework of Portuguese immigration law, specifically designed to accommodate non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals who wish to reside in Portugal while living off a stable passive income. The legal foundation for the D7 Visa is primarily derived from Law No. 23/2007, of July 4, which governs the conditions for entry, stay, exit, and removal of foreigners in Portuguese territory.

Costs of Portugal D7 Passive Income Visa

According to Portuguese law, the applicant must prove that they hold a minimum income. This minimum income varies according to the number of family members that compose the applicant’s household and should be transferred to their Portuguese bank account.

Minimum Wage Requirements

Main Applicant

EUR 10,440

Spouse

50% of the minimum wage

Dependent Child

30% of the minimum wage

Associated Costs

There are additional purchase fees to be paid

Residence Visa Fee

EUR 180

Initial Residence Permit Fee

EUR 180

Application Process For Portugal D7 Passive Income Visa

The expected timeframe for the application process is 6 months. The first stage of the document collection can differ in length depending on the applicant’s ability to gather the documents. Our team guides this process with samples and best practice advice. The reviewal stage is subject to the respective Government schedule and can be impacted by factors which we, as authorised agents, have no control over. We collaborates with the Government throughout the entire process, and we aim to provide the quickest and smoothest experience for the applicant.
Application Process
4-6 Months

*Sample of
Residence Visa document

Step 1

We will prescreen your passport copy for government pre-approval. Down-payment of professional fees to open your application.

Step 2

Our professional team will assist you in applying for a Portuguese TIN/NIF, opening a bank account and securing long-term accommodation.

Step 3

Our team will assist you in scheduling an appointment with the Portuguese Embassy or consulate. If there is no Portuguese Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence, any other Embassy or Consulate that holds the jurisdiction of Portugal can perform the same service.

Step 4

Within 4 months after the residence visa is issued, you are required to present the residence permit application before any Immigration Authorities’ Office. A decision is made within 90 days.

Step 5

Your residence permit is issued to you. This residence permit is valid for 2 years and renewable for 3 years.

Visa-free Countries for Portugal Residency

When you become a permanent resident of Portugal, you get visa-free circulation in the Schengen Area. After receiving Portugal citizenship, which has a passport ranking of being the 3rd most powerful passport according to the Passport Index 2021, citizenship holders get visa-free and visa-on-arrival to over 186 countries.
Visa-free and visa-on-arrival countries
29 Countries & Territories

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