Visas for Portugal

The D7 visa is for retirees or individuals with their own income, regardless of age. Income can include retirement, pensions, rental properties, financial investments, etc.

Income includes: retirement, pensions, rented properties, financial investments, among others.

The base values ​​for granting the visa and subsequent residence permit are based on the minimum wage in Portugal in force at the time the application is submitted:

• 1st adult – 100% of the minimum salary
• 2nd adult – 50% of the minimum salary
• Each child – 30% of the minimum salary

As there is discretion in the analysis and granting of visas, it is recommended that the interested party has reasonable savings, plus a guaranteed and proven monthly income

The work search visa allows the holder to enter and stay in Portuguese territory for the purpose of looking for work for a period of 120 days, extendable for a further 60 days.

Once the employment relationship has been established and formalized (formalized employment contract), the applicant can apply for a residence permit.

If the visa holder has not established an employment relationship by the end of the maximum period of validity of the work permit, the visa holder must leave the country and can only reapply for a new work permit one year after the expiry of the previous visa.