Category: The D7

Can You Combine Incomes for the D7 or D8?

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If you’re considering a move to Portugal, you’ve probably heard about the D7 and D8 visas. These popular options for non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens come with specific income requirements. But what if you’re applying as a couple or family? Can you combine …

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Let’s talk about the D7 visa – it’s one of the most popular options for moving to Portugal, and for good reason. The main draw? You only need to show a regular passive income equivalent to the Portuguese minimum wage. …

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Portugal’s D7 visa is one of the most attainable ways that non-EU citizens can obtain residency in an EU country. Applicants only need to have as much as the Portuguese minimum wage which, as of 2024, is €820 per month. …

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If you’re dreaming of moving to Portugal, the D7 visa could be your ticket to a new life here. It’s known for being one of the more accessible residency visas in Europe, mainly because you only need to show you …

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The D7 visa, often referred to as the “passive income visa,” is a popular option for those looking to relocate to Portugal. The visa requires applicants to show a regular, passive income that’s at least equivalent to the Portuguese minimum …

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You might have heard of the golden visa and the D7. But what’s the difference between them? Are they the same as the retirement visa, the entrepreneur visa, and the passive income visa? And most importantly, which one is right …

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A common question that gets asked with regards to the D7 visa is: can I apply with just savings? According to Sandra Gomes Pinto, “Normally the consulates demand that people show regular passive income and not just savings or a …

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One of the requirements of the D7 or D8 visas—and most other residency visas—is that you purchase travel insurance, such as that offered by AXA Schengen. This travel insurance is to cover you for the period between arriving in Portugal …

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Are you dreaming of moving to Portugal but struggling to find suitable accommodation? Don’t worry: you’re not alone! For most residency visas (D7, D8, D2, D1, and D3), you’ll need proof of accommodation before you can even apply. Sounds a …

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If you’re thinking about retiring in Portugal as a non-EU/EEA or Swiss citizen, you’ve probably heard about the D7, which is often referred to as Portugal’s retirement visa. That’s more of a nickname than anything else (the D7 isn’t exclusively …

Can You Combine Incomes for the D7 or D8?

Have Rental Income? You Could Qualify for Portugal’s D7 Visa

Can You Apply for the D7 Visa Without Passive Income?

What Counts as Passive Income for Portugal’s D7 Visa?

Can I Work on the D7 Visa?

Comparing Portugal’s D7 Visa and The Golden Visa

Can You Apply for the D7 With Just Savings?

What Insurance Do I Need for the D7 or D8 Visa?

What Are My Accommodation Options for the D7 Visa?

Is the D7 the Best Retirement Visa For Moving to Portugal?