- 98% Visa Approval Rate
Live in Portugal with D7 Visa
Complete legal assistance
We guide you through every step of your D7 Visa application, from eligibility analysis to residence approval in Portugal.
Talk to our team and find out if you qualify for the Portugal D7 Visa.
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Why choose our legal team for your D7 Visa?
- Personalized eligibility assessment
- Full legal representation in Portugal
- Support with bank account, NIF and residence permit
- Assistance for family reunification
What is the D7 Visa?
The D7 Visa allows non-EU citizens with stable passive income to legally reside in Portugal. It is ideal for retirees, remote income earners, and individuals seeking European residency.
Who Is Eligible for the Portugal D7 Visa?
Retirees and
Pensioners
Individuals who receive a regular retirement income or pension, public or private, in their country of origin, with sufficient funds to support themselves in Portugal without the need to undertake immediate employment.
Real Estate Income Holders
Individuals who earn income from rental properties abroad, demonstrating financial stability and the capacity to maintain themselves in Portuguese territory.
Investors with Financial Income
Individuals who receive income from financial investments, such as dividends, interest, investment funds, or other financial applications, provided that such income is regular and sufficient.
Remote
Professionals
Professionals who earn regular, verifiable remote income from abroad, such as consulting, services, or business revenue, without employment in Portugal.
What You Need for Portugal’s Passive Income (D7) Visa
To apply for the Portugal D7 Visa, you must demonstrate financial stability and compliance with Portuguese immigration requirements. Our legal team ensures every document is properly prepared to avoid delays or rejection.
Main requirements include:
- Proof of stable passive income
- Portuguese tax number (NIF)
- Portuguese bank account
- Criminal record certificate from your country of residence
- Proof of accommodation in Portugal
- Health insurance coverage
- Completed visa application and consular documentation
A Legal Team that understands immigration because we’ve lived it
Experienced Portuguese immigration lawyers with a multicultural background.
Our founding partners are Brazilian immigration lawyers who have been living and practicing in Portugal for over 6 years. As immigrants ourselves — and with part of our team also being immigrants — we understand both the legal process and the personal challenges of relocating to a new country.
We have supported clients from more than 30 nationalities, providing structured, reliable and personalized legal assistance for residency in Portugal.
Ready to move with Portugal D7 Visa?
If you’re considering applying for the Portugal D7 Visa, the best next step is to speak directly with an experienced immigration lawyer.
Our legal team will assess your eligibility, review your documentation, and guide you through every stage of the residency process — from your home country to your residence permit in Portugal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum income requirement for the D7 Visa?
There is no fixed amount established by law. However, it is necessary to demonstrate income equivalent, at a minimum, to the Portuguese minimum wage, increased by additional percentages for family members, according to the criteria applied by the Portuguese authorities.
Does the D7 Visa allow you to work in Portugal?
Yes. Although it is based on passive income, the holder of a D7 Visa may carry out professional activity in Portugal after the residence permit has been granted.
Does the D7 Visa allow family reunification or accompaniment?
Yes. It is possible to apply for a family accompaniment visa while still in the country of origin, or for family reunification after obtaining the residence permit in Portugal.
Is it mandatory to live in Portugal after the D7 Visa is granted?
Yes. The holder must comply with the minimum stay requirements in Portuguese territory in order to maintain and renew the residence permit.
Can the D7 Visa lead to permanent residence and Portuguese citizenship?
Yes. After 5 years of legal residence in Portugal, it is possible to apply for permanent residence or Portuguese citizenship, provided the legal requirements are met.
Office Location
Our Lisbon office is prepared to assist with efficiency and close support. From the capital, we manage our clients’ processes throughout the country in a practical and accessible way, providing clear and reliable legal guidance.