Visas

Your Gateway to Living in Portugal – Visa Services Made Easy

Relocating to Portugal doesn’t have to be complicated. Our team specializes in guiding you through the visa application process from start to finish, ensuring a stress-free experience.

Whether you’re applying for a D7 Visa for passive income earners, a D8 Digital Nomad Visa, or a D2 Visa for entrepreneurs, a Golden Visa, or any other visa we’re here to help every step of the way.

✈️ Expert Visa Guidance

🤝 Personalized Support

⚖️ Full Legal Assistance

Portugal D7 Visa

Portugal D8 Visa

Portugal D2 Visa

Golden Visa

 🌍 Portugal D7 Visa: A Pathway to Residency for Passive Income Earners

Unlock your financial freedom in Portugal—secure your residency with ease and enjoy the benefits of a passive income lifestyle.

The D7 Visa is ideal for non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals who can financially support themselves through stable passive income. This visa suits:

✔ Retirees receiving pensions.
✔ Remote professionals or freelancers with consistent income from abroad.
✔ Property owners earning rental income.
✔ Investors with reliable financial returns.

Financial Requirements

To qualify, applicants must show proof of passive income that meets the following criteria:
✔ €10.440 per year (€870/month) for the main applicant.
✔ An additional 50% (€5,220 per year) for a spouse.
✔ An extra 30% (€3,132 per year) for each dependent child.

1. Prepare Your Documentation
Gather the necessary paperwork, including:
✔ A valid passport.
✔ Proof of sustainable passive income (bank statements, pension records, rental agreements, or other financial documents).
✔ Evidence of accommodation in Portugal (rental contract or property deed).
✔ Private health insurance covering Portugal.
✔ A criminal background check from your country of residence.
✔ A Portuguese tax identification number (NIF) and a local bank account.
✔ The completed D7 visa application form.

2. Submit Your Application at the Portuguese Consulate
Applicants must apply through the Portuguese consulate or embassy in their country of residence. The process typically involves:
✔ Filling out the required forms.
✔ Paying the applicable visa processing fees.
✔ Attending an interview (if required).

3. Obtain Your D7 Visa
If approved, you will be issued a temporary visa (valid for 4 months), allowing you to travel to Portugal.

4. Apply for a Residence Permit in Portugal
Upon arrival, schedule and attend an appointment with AIMA (Agência para a Integração, Migrações e Asilo), Portugal’s immigration office. At this appointment, you must:
✔ Present the required documents again.
✔ Provide biometric data (fingerprints and photographs).
✔ If everything is in order, you will receive a (renewable) two-year residence permit.

5. Renew & Apply for Permanent Residency or Citizenship
After five years of legal residency, you may apply for either:
✔ Permanent residency
✔ Portuguese citizenship (which allows you to obtain a Portuguese passport).

This visa offers numerous benefits, including:
✔ A pathway to Portuguese citizenship after five years.
✔ Visa-free travel across the Schengen Area.
✔ Access to Portugal’s public healthcare system.
✔ No major investment requirements – just proof of passive income.
✔ Potential tax advantages under the Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) program.

✈️ Portugal D8 Digital Nomad Visa: Work Remotely from Europe

Work from anywhere, live in Portugal—experience the freedom of remote work while enjoying Europe’s best lifestyle.

The D8 Digital Nomad Visa is designed for non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens who work remotely and want to live in Portugal. This includes:

✔ Employees working remotely for companies based outside of Portugal.
✔ Freelancers and self-employed professionals with international clients.
✔ Entrepreneurs and business owners who operate location-independent businesses.

Financial Requirements?

Applicants must prove they earn enough to support themselves in Portugal:

Minimum monthly income: €3,480 (4x Portugal’s minimum wage).

Savings recommendation: Ideally, applicants should show at least €10,440 in savings to cover initial costs.

1. Prepare Your Documents.

To apply, you’ll need:

Valid passport (with at least 6 months’ validity).

Proof of employment or business ownership, such as contracts, invoices, or an employer letter confirming remote work.

Income proof, such as bank statements, tax returns, or payslips.

Proof of accommodation in Portugal (rental contract or property purchase).

Health insurance policy covering Portugal, with a minimum of €30,000 in medical coverage.

Criminal background check from your country of residence.

2. Apply at the Portuguese Consulate

Applicants must submit their documents at the Portuguese consulate or embassy in their home country. Some embassies may require an interview as part of the process.

3. Receive Your D8 Visa & Travel to Portugal

Once approved, you’ll receive a four-month visa that allows you to enter Portugal and finalize your residency.

4. Apply for a Residence Permit in Portugal

Upon arrival, you must book an appointment with AIMA (Agência para a Integração, Migrações e Asilo) to obtain your two-year residence permit, which can later be renewed for three more years.

5. Pathway to Permanent Residency & Citizenship

After five years of legal residency, you can apply for:

Permanent residence, or Portuguese citizenship, which grants access to an EU passport.

✔ Live legally in Portugal while working remotely.
✔ Visa-free travel across the Schengen Zone.
✔ Access to Portugal’s healthcare and education systems.
✔ No local employer needed—income must come from outside Portugal.
✔ Opportunity for family reunification, allowing dependents to join.

🚀Portugal D2 Visa: A Gateway for Entrepreneurs and Freelancers

Launch your business journey in Portugal—perfect for entrepreneurs and freelancers ready to thrive in Europe.

The D2 Visa is designed for non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals looking to start, invest in, or relocate their business to Portugal. This visa is ideal for:

✔ Entrepreneurs establishing a new business in Portugal.
✔ Investors planning to acquire or expand an existing Portuguese company.
✔ Freelancers & independent professionals offering services within Portugal.

Financial Requirements?

While Portugal does not impose a fixed minimum investment, applicants must prove they have sufficient funds to support themselves and their business.

✔Personal Financial Means:

    • Main applicant: €10,440 per year (€870/month, based on Portugal’s minimum wage).
    • Spouse: Additional €5,220 per year (50% of the main applicant’s requirement).
    • Each dependent child: Additional €3,132 per year (30% of the main applicant’s requirement).

✔Business Investment Recommendation:

    • While there is no mandatory minimum, an investment of at least €50,000 is advised to show commitment and viability.

1. Obtain a Portuguese NIF & Open a Bank Account

  • Get a Portuguese tax identification number (NIF).
  • Open a personal and business bank account in Portugal.

2. Develop a Strong Business Plan

Your business plan should demonstrate:
✔ Economic and social benefits for Portugal.
✔ Investment potential and job creation opportunities.
✔ Market analysis and financial projections.

3. Gather Required Documents

  • Valid passport (valid for at least six months).
  • Proof of accommodation (rental contract or property deed in Portugal).
  • Health insurance with coverage for at least €30,000.
  • Criminal background check from your country of residence.
  • Proof of financial means (bank statements, tax returns, or other financial records).

4. Submit the Visa Application

  • Apply at the Portuguese embassy or consulate in your home country.
  • Some applicants may be required to attend an interview to discuss their business plan.

5. Receive Your D2 Visa & Travel to Portugal

  • If approved, you’ll be granted a four-month visa to enter Portugal.

6. Apply for a Residence Permit

  • Once in Portugal, schedule an appointment with SEF (Portuguese Immigration Office) to obtain a two-year residence permit, renewable for three more years.

7. Path to Permanent Residency & Citizenship

After five years, you can apply for:
✔ Permanent residency, or
✔ Portuguese citizenship, granting access to an EU passport.

✔ Live and operate a business legally in Portugal.
✔ Visa-free travel across the Schengen Area.
✔ Access to Portugal’s healthcare and education systems.
✔ No fixed minimum investment required—just proof of business viability.
✔ Opportunity for family reunification, allowing dependents to join.

🏅 Portugal Golden Visa: Residency Through Investment

Launch your European residency journey through investment—ideal for global investors looking to live in Portugal and access the EU.

The Golden Visa is designed for non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals who wish to obtain Portuguese residency through qualifying investment. It's ideal for:

✔ Investors seeking EU residency.
✔ Entrepreneurs expanding to Europe.
✔ Families looking for relocation and future citizenship.
✔ Individuals aiming for visa-free Schengen access with minimal physical presence.

Financial Requirements?

To qualify for the Golden Visa, applicants must make one of the following eligible investments:

Investment Options:

€500,000 into a Portuguese investment or venture capital fund

€500,000 donation to scientific research

€250,000 donation to arts or national cultural heritage

Creation of 10 full-time jobs in Portugal.

Business incorporation with a minimum of €500,000 investment and at least 5 permanent jobs

📝 The investment must be maintained for a minimum of 5 years.

✔ Choose Your Investment Route
Select the most suitable investment option based on your goals.

✔ Gather Documentation
We help you prepare personal and financial documents, including proof of investment, background checks, and ID.

✔ Submit the Application
Apply through SEF (Serviço de Estrangeiros e Fronteiras) with our full support.

✔ Get Your Residency Permit
Upon approval, you’ll receive a 2-year residency card, renewable every 2 years.

✔ Path to Citizenship
After 5 years, you may apply for permanent residency or Portuguese citizenship.

Minimal stay requirement – only 7 days per year in Portugal.
Visa-free access to the entire Schengen Area.
Eligibility for citizenship after 5 years.
Family reunification included in the application.
✔ Access to healthcare, education, and the EU market.

What We Offer

Seamless Visa Solutions for Portugal

At Gold Over Azure, we turn your relocation dreams into reality. Whether you’re moving for work, retirement, or business, we offer expert assistance to help you navigate Portugal’s visa process with ease.

💼 Tailored Visa Solutions

From the D7 Passive Income Visa to the D8 Digital Nomad Visa and D2 Entrepreneur Visa, we handle every step with personalized care.

📝 Complete Documentation Support

We ensure all paperwork is properly prepared, minimizing delays and avoiding common pitfalls.

🤝 Trusted Legal Guidance

Work with our network of professionals to secure your future in Portugal legally and efficiently.

📩 Get in touch today to start your journey with expert support at every stage.