
Immigration · Portugal D7 Visa
D7 Visa Portugal
Passive Income
& Retirement Visa
Live in Portugal with passive income from pensions, investments, rental properties, or dividends. The affordable path to EU residency — minimum €920/month for 2026.
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How we help
D7 Visa application process.
Initial assessment
We evaluate your income sources, documentation, and confirm eligibility for the D7 Visa program. Free consultation to understand your situation.
Document preparation
Gather and authenticate required documents including income proof, criminal records, health insurance, and accommodation proof.
Visa application
Submit your D7 Visa application at the Portuguese Embassy/Consulate in your country of residence. Typical processing time: 60 days.
Overview
What is the D7 Visa.
The D7 Visa, also known as the Passive Income Visa or Retirement Visa, is a Portuguese residency visa designed for individuals with stable passive income who wish to live legally in Portugal.
Unlike the Golden Visa, the D7 doesn't require a large investment — just proof of sufficient passive income to support yourself. It's ideal for retirees, pensioners, landlords, investors with dividend income, and anyone with stable non-employment income.
- iRental income from properties.
- iiPensions and retirement funds.
- iiiInvestment dividends.
- ivInterest and royalties.
- vIntellectual property income.
Requirements
Minimum income (2026).
- iMain applicant: €920/month (~$1,000 USD).
- iiSpouse: +50% (additional €460/month ~$500 USD).
- iiiEach child: +30% (additional €276/month ~$300 USD).
USD amounts approximate. Exchange rates fluctuate. Amounts applicable during the year of 2026. Remote employment income is not accepted — consider the D8 Digital Nomad Visa instead.
Benefits
Why choose the D7 Visa.
- iNo large investment required — only proof of passive income.
- iiFamily reunification for spouse and dependent children.
- iiiPath to Portuguese citizenship after 5 years of legal residency.
- ivWork rights in Portugal after obtaining the residence permit.
- vFree travel across the Schengen Area.
FAQ
Frequently asked.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Immigration requirements may change. Each case is evaluated individually. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Please consult with our attorneys for advice specific to your situation.