Living in Portugal

Living in Portugal

Safety and quality of life

Living in Portugal means embracing a balanced, safe and authentic lifestyle. The country combines a mild climate for most of the year, stunning natural landscapes and a welcoming culture that makes anyone feel at home. 

The quality of life is high, with access to efficient healthcare, reliable education and a competitive cost of living compared to other European countries. The cities offer modernity, excellent cuisine, history in every street and a rare tranquillity in everyday life. Whether you are looking for stability, well-being, new opportunities or a peaceful retirement, Portugal remains one of the most desirable destinations to live, work and enjoy life.

If you are planning to reside in Portugal for a long period of time, the D7 visa is the ideal solution

D7 Visa in Portugal

Requirements for obtaining a D7 visa

What is D7 Visa?

The D7 Visa, also known as the Passive Income Visa, allows non-EU citizens to live in Portugal if they can demonstrate stable income from sources such as:

  • Pensions or retirement funds
  • Rental income
  • Dividends or investment returns
  • Remote work income

 

Why choose the D7 visa?

  • Live in Portugal full-time
  • Travel freely within the Schengen area
  • Bring your family (spouse, children, dependent parents)
  • Access to the Portuguese health system (SNS)
  • Option to apply for citizenship after 5 years

 

D7 visa in Portugal

Requirements for obtaining a D7 visa

Main requirements
To apply for the D7 Visa, you will need to prove:

  • Document proving that you have a credible regular net passive income (pensions, dividends, rents, and more.).
  • Document proving accommodation: property title deed or rental agreement in Portugal.
  • Criminal record certificate.
  • Private health insurance in Portugal.
  • Document evidence of sufficient economic means available in Portugal equivalent to 12 months' income, preferably in a Portuguese bank account.

 

Step-by-step application process

  1. Apply at the Portuguese Consulate in your country
  2. Obtain your temporary visa (valid for 120 days)
  3. Travel to Portugal and attend your AIMA (Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum) appointment 
  4. Receive your Residence Card (valid for 2 years, renewable)
  5. After 5 years, apply for Permanent Residency or Citizenship

Find out all the details on the official site GOV.PT

D7 Visa in Portugal

Why invest in property before applying

Owning or renting a property in Portugal is a key element in the D7 process. It demonstrates a real commitment to living in the country.

A real estate agency helps ensure:

  • Legal compliance
  • Access to premium properties
  • Smooth relocation support
  • Assistance with all required documentation
Email
(call to national fixed line)
(call to national mobile network)

WebLogo - Sociedade de mediação imobiliária, lda.

Useful Links

Contact us
Cellphone

Monday to Friday: 09:00 - 13:00 and 14:30 - 18:00

Office hours
ATTENTION: This website uses cookies. You can accept or refuse our cookies by clicking on the buttons below. A refusal will not limit your experience as a visitor. Find out more about the use of cookies by clicking on the "More Information" button below.

Accept
Reject
More information