Portugal D7 Residency Visa
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Portugal D7 Residency Visa

Portugal D7 Residency Visa

Program Overview

The Portugal D7 Visa, commonly known as the Passive Income Visa, allows foreign nationals with stable recurring income to obtain residency in Portugal.

The D7 Visa is ideal for retirees, remote income earners, and individuals with passive income sources such as pensions, rental income, dividends, or investments.


Residence by Passive Income Overview

Applicants must demonstrate proof of passive income that is not linked to salary, such as dividends, rental income, bank deposits, pensions, or investment returns.

  • Minimum recurring income starting from approximately EUR 920 per month for the main applicant

  • Required income thresholds increase depending on the number of accompanying family members


Key Benefit

Eligibility for permanent residence or Portuguese citizenship after five years.


Program Benefits

  • Ability to include spouse, dependent children, and dependent parents

  • Visa-free travel within the Schengen Area

  • Access to Portugal’s healthcare and education systems

  • Pathway to permanent residency and citizenship

  • Opportunity to live in one of Europe’s most attractive destinations


Investment Requirements

Applicants must:

  • Be over 18 years old

  • Have a clean criminal record

  • Demonstrate sufficient recurring income from outside Portugal


Eligible Dependents

Eligible dependents may generally include:

  • Children under 18 years old

  • Adult dependent children meeting educational conditions

  • Dependent parents over 65 years old

  • Spouse or legal partner

Dependent eligibility is subject to applicable immigration regulations and supporting documentation requirements.


Application Process

Step 1 – Initial Consultation & Document

Collection Signing the service agreement and collecting documents.

Step 2 – Appointment Scheduling

Scheduling the embassy or consulate appointment.

Step 3 – Visa Approval

Receiving the D7 visa approval.

Step 4 – Travel Arrangements

Traveling to Portugal.

Step 5 – Biometrics & Formalities

Completing biometric procedures and residency application formalities.

Step 6 – Residence Card Issuance

Receiving the Portuguese residence card.


Estimated Processing Time

Processing timelines may vary depending on embassy procedures, application complexity, and government processing times.


Important Notice

Portugal residency programs are subject to Portuguese immigration laws and government regulations. Investment thresholds, eligibility criteria, residency conditions, and processing timelines may change in accordance with official policies.


Professional Support by Across Immigration Consultancy

Across Immigration Consultancy provides comprehensive support throughout the residency application process, including eligibility assessment, investment guidance, fund and property coordination, document preparation, compliance review, application coordination, and ongoing follow-up until residency approval and renewal procedures.