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Key Investment Pathways

Golden Visa Program

  • Portugal’s Golden Visa program offers various investment
    options, catering to diverse financial plans and preferences.

Portugal Residency by Investment Program

  • Real Estate Investment:
    Minimum €500,000 in residential or commercial properties.
    Reduced minimum of €280,000 for properties in low-density areas.
  • Business Creation: Create at
    least 10 full-time jobs for Portuguese nationals.
  • Investment Fund: Contribute a minimum
    of €500,000 to a qualified Portuguese investment fund.
  • Research and Development: Invest at least €500,000
    in scientific research or technology development in Portugal.
  • Cultural and Heritage Investment: €250,000 – Investment
    in cultural projects or preservation of historical landmarks.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the Golden Visa program, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Make a qualifying investment
  • Hold valid health insurance for Portugal
  • Have no criminal record in any country of residence over the last five years

Documents Required

Applicants need to submit the following documents:

  • Valid passport and identification
  • Proof of qualifying investment (e.g., property deed, bank statements)
  • Police clearance certificate
  • Health insurance documentation
  • Proof of legal source of funds
  • Completed Golden Visa application form
  • Marriage and birth certificates (for family inclusion)

D2 Portugal Visa Program

The D2 Visa is a popular option for non-EU citizens seeking to start or expand a business in Portugal. Whether you're looking to establish a new venture,
open a branch of your existing company, or invest in a local business, this visa offers an excellent pathway to residency.

Investment Requirements

There is no minimum investment limit for the D2 Visa. However, applicants must demonstrate:

  • Sufficient funds to start and maintain their business.
  • Proof of financial stability for at least one year of living expenses.



Additional Requirements

  • Must be 18 years or older
  • Clean criminal record
  • Proof of a registered address in Portugal
  • Proof of financial means
  • Valid health insurance

D2 Visa Validity and Renewal

  • Initially valid for 2 years.
  • You can totally renew the
    visa for another 3 years.
  • Upon completing five years
    of residency, individuals may become
    eligible to obtain permanent residency
    status or to submit an
    application for Portuguese citizenship.
  • Family reunification is also possible under this visa.


Benefits of the D2 Visa

  • Run and grow your business in Portugal.
  • Potential tax benefits
  • Visa-free access to the Schengen Area
  • Access to Portuguese legal protection and rights
  • Enroll your children in Portuguese schools.
  • Access to the National Health Service
  • Option for family reunification
  • Eligibility for citizenship after 5 years

Required Documentation

  • Valid passport copies
  • Recent bank statements
  • Proof of a business plan
  • Police clearance certificate
  • Lease agreement or proof of
    address in Portugal
  • Salary certificates (if applicable)



D7 Portugal Visa Program

If you plan to move to Portugal and have a steady income, the D7 Visa is an excellent option for non-EU nationals. Known as the "Passive Income Visa," it allows retirees, remote workers, and individuals with passive income to live and work in Portugal without relying on government support.


What is the D7 Visa?

The D7 Visa permits non-EU citizens to reside in Portugal if they can show a stable source of passive income, such as:

  • Pensions
  • Rental income
  • Remote work earnings

This visa is ideal for anyone looking to experience the European lifestyle while maintaining financial independence.

Income Requirements

Meeting the income threshold is critical. As of now, the minimum monthly income requirements are:

  • Main Applicant: €3,000 per month
  • Spouse/Partner: €1,000 per month
  • Each Child: €600 per month

Check the Portuguese government or Consulate for the most up-to-date figures.


Who Can Apply for the D7 Visa?

  • Proof of Stable Income: Demonstrate a steady income through pensions, rental income, or remote work. Your income must meet or exceed Portugal's minimum wage requirement.
  • Accommodation in Portugal: Provide a rental agreement, proof of property ownership, or an invitation letter from a host in Portugal.
  • Health Insurance: Provide proof of health insurance that is valid in Portugal.
  • Clean Criminal Record: Submit a police clearance certificate from the country where you have lived for the past year.
  • Financial Requirements: Show sufficient income to support yourself and any dependents accompanying you.

Application Process for the D7 Portugal Visa


Step 1: Gather Required Documents

  • Passport: Valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay.
  • Proof of Income: Bank statements, pension records, proof of remote employment, or rental income documentation.
  • Accommodation Documents: Rental contract, property ownership, or an invitation letter.
  • Health Insurance: Proof of valid insurance coverage in Portugal.
  • Police Clearance Certificate: From your home country.
  • Completed Visa Application Form: Available at the Portuguese Consulate.

Step 2: Submit Your Application

  • Submit your completed application to the Portuguese Consulate.
  • Ensure that:
  • All required documents are included.
  • Documents are translated into Portuguese if necessary.
  • Note: Incomplete applications may result in delays or rejection.

Step 3: Attend the Interview

  • You may be asked to attend an interview at the Consulate, where officials will:
  • Verify your financial stability.
  • Confirm your plans for living in Portugal.

Step 4: Wait for Visa Approval

  • Processing typically takes 2 to 3 months.
  • Be ready to provide additional information if necessary.

Step 5: Travel to Portugal

  • Once approved, you can travel to Portugal with your D7 Visa.

Step 6: Apply for Residency

  • Within 90 days of arrival, apply for a residence permit at the local immigration office.

Step 7: Apply for Permanent Residency or Citizenship

  • After 5 years of continuous residency, you may apply for permanent residency or citizenship.

Benefits of the D7 Visa

  • Residency in Portugal: Initial one-year residence, renewable for two additional years.
  • Work Flexibility: Freedom to work remotely or be self-employed in Portugal.
  • Healthcare Access: Inclusion in Portugal's public healthcare system.
  • Travel Within the Schengen Area: Visa-free travel across Schengen countries.

Digital Nomad D8 Visa Portugal

In October 2022, Portugal introduced the Digital Nomad D8 Visa for non-EU citizens. This visa allows remote workers employed by companies outside Portugal or self-employed individuals to live and work in Portugal for up to one year.

Key Features of the Digital Nomad D8 Visa

There is no minimum investment limit for the D2 Visa. However, applicants must demonstrate:

  • Duration: Stay up to one year with the option to renew.
  • Eligibility: Ideal for remote workers unsure about long-term residency.
  • Flexibility: Offers freedom to live, work, and travel within Portugal and the Schengen area.

Requirements for the D8 Visa

To apply, ensure you meet these criteria:


Eligibility

  • Non-EU or EEA citizenship.
  • A work contract or proof of self-employment.
  • Minimum income: €3,480 monthly (four times the Portuguese minimum wage).

Documents

  • Passport valid for at least six months.
  • Two passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of accommodation (rental agreement or property ownership).
  • Health insurance covering your stay in Portugal.
  • Criminal record certificate (country of origin and residence).
  • Declaration authorizing access to your police record.
  • Proof of income (salary slips, bank statements).

Accommodation Requirements

  • Provide proof of residence via a rental agreement or property purchase.
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Process Key Steps

Application Process

The process to secure Residency and can be completed in just a few steps:

01
Submit Application at the Embassy

Submit your application to the Portuguese consulate in your country, including all required documents.

02
Obtain a Temporary Visa

A four-month double-entry visa is issued, allowing you to enter Portugal to complete the next steps.

03
Apply for a Residence Permit

After arriving in Portugal, apply for a residency permit at AIMA (Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum).

Tax Benefits for Digital Nomads

Digital nomads in Portugal enjoy favourable tax rates:

  • 20% flat tax on income earned in Portugal.
  • No taxes on foreign income with NHR (Non-Habitual Resident) status.
Have Any Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions ?

You must spend at least 7 days in Portugal annually to maintain the Golden Visa.

Yes, your spouse, dependent children, and dependent parents can be included in the application.

The application process typically takes 3 to 6 months.

Yes, basic knowledge of the Portuguese language is required when applying for citizenship after 5 years.

Refundability depends on the type of investment. Selling a property may impact your residency status. Always review terms carefully.

The Golden Visa allows you to work, study, or establish a business in Portugal.

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Why Choose Portugal for Residency?

Portugal stands out as a top choice for residency by investment due to its strategic location, high quality of life, and investor-friendly policies. With minimal stay requirements, visa-free travel, and a pathway to European citizenship, Portugal’s Golden Visa program offers an unparalleled opportunity for global investors to secure their future in Europe.