The Portugal D7 Visa
The D7 Visa is ideal for non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals who wish to live in Portugal, can demonstrate a stable passive income, and are prepared to establish tax residency.
The D7 Visa is ideal for non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals who wish to live in Portugal, can demonstrate a stable passive income, and are prepared to establish tax residency.
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The Portuguese D7 and D2 Visas are pathways to residency in Portugal, each tailored to different applicant profiles and objectives.
Here's a comparative overview to help distinguish between the two:
D7 Visa
Intended For: Individuals with a stable passive income who wish to reside in Portugal without engaging in active business operations.
D2 Visa
Intended For: Investors aiming to establish or expand a business in Portugal.
D7 Visa:
Stay Requirements: Holders must reside in Portugal for at least 183 days yearly to maintain their tax residency status.
D2 Visa:
Stay Requirements: Holders must maintain a business presence in Portugal.
Check our FAQ list. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the Portugal D7 Visa:
Portugal Passive Income Visa
The Portuguese D7 Visa is designed for non-EU citizens with a stable passive income who wish to reside in Portugal.
This visa is particularly suitable for retirees and individuals who can demonstrate sufficient financial means to support themselves without engaging in active employment within the country.
Integrating these advantages with the extensive services Portugal Homes provides can facilitate a harmonious transition to your new life in Portugal.
Acquiring real estate in Portugal is a practical and strategic choice for D7 Visa applicants, offering stability, financial benefits, and a smoother residency process.
While having an address in Portugal is mandatory for the D7 Visa, property ownership is not required. However, buying property can be a strategic investment, as Portugal has one of the most attractive real estate markets in the world.
Portugal offers various real estate options that align with the D7 Visa’s accommodation requirements, from city flats/apartments to countryside villas. Key considerations include:
City Flats/Apartments: Ideal for those who prefer urban living with access to Portugal’s vibrant cultural and business hubs.
Coastal and Resort Homes: The Algarve, the Silver Coast, and other oceanfront regions provide stunning sea views and an excellent quality of life.
Countryside Retreats: More affordable and spacious properties can be found in rural areas, perfect for those seeking a quieter, slower-paced lifestyle.
New Developments vs. Traditional Homes: Some applicants prefer newly built properties with modern amenities, while others opt for historic homes with character, often requiring renovation.
Portugal offers various real estate options that align with the D7 Visa’s accommodation requirements, from city flats/apartments to countryside villas. Key considerations include:
City Flats/Apartments: Ideal for those who prefer urban living with access to Portugal’s vibrant cultural and business hubs. Lisbon and Porto remain popular, though property prices are higher in these areas;
When selecting a property, visa applicants should assess their lifestyle needs alongside practical considerations. Popular areas for D7 Visa applicants include:
Lisbon & Porto: Ideal for those who enjoy city life and cultural activities.
The Algarve: Known for its warm climate, golf courses, and international expat communities.
Silver Coast & Alentejo: Perfect for a peaceful lifestyle with lower property prices.
The Islands (Madeira & Azores): Suitable for a unique, nature-filled environment.
When selecting a property, visa applicants should assess their lifestyle needs alongside practical considerations.
Popular areas for D7 Visa applicants include:
Lisbon & Porto: Ideal for those who enjoy city life and cultural activities;
The Algarve: Known for its warm climate, golf courses, and international expat communities.
Portugal Homes offers tailored assistance to D7 Visa applicants, ensuring they find the right property for their residency and investment goals.
From property searches to legal support, we help our clients secure accommodation that aligns with their long-term plans in Portugal.
Rental, Pensions, Dividends or Savings
The Portuguese D7 Visa is designed for non-EU, EEA, and Swiss citizens seeking residency in Portugal. Applicants must commit to physically residing in Portugal for at least 183 days and becoming tax residents, meaning their worldwide income will be subject to Portuguese taxation.
Both Visas:
Permanent Residency: After 5 years of continuous legal residency, holders of either visa may apply for permanent residency in Portugal;
Citizenship: Following 5 years of residency, visa holders become eligible to apply for Portuguese citizenship, provided they meet language proficiency and other integration criteria.
The Portuguese D7 and D2 Visas are pathways to residency in Portugal, each tailored to different applicant profiles and objectives.
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