Portugal D7 Visa – Passive Income Residency

Passive Income Visa

Location

Portugal – All Regions

Relocate to Portugal with Passive Income

Apply for D7 Visa – Ideal for Retirees & Remote Earners

The D7 Visa allows non-EU citizens with stable passive income—such as pensions, rent, or remote work earnings—to live legally in Portugal with their families and enjoy access to public services and Schengen travel.

Minimum income requirement: €870/month
Add spouse & children under family reunification
Apply for permanent residency or citizenship after 5 years
Full documentation & visa support by Wipgen

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Why Choose Portugal for Your Passive Income Residency?

Portugal’s D7 Visa is the ideal pathway for retirees, remote workers, and individuals with stable passive income to enjoy European living. With healthcare, education, and visa-free Schengen travel, it’s a perfect blend of comfort and long-term opportunity.

Live legally in Portugal with a 2-year renewable residence permit
Income requirement starting from €870/month
Family reunification for spouse and dependents
Access to Portugal’s public healthcare & education
Eligible for permanent residency or citizenship after 5 years

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Who Can Apply?

The Portugal D7 Visa is perfect for non-EU citizens with passive income or retirement benefits who wish to reside in Portugal. We guide you through every step to ensure eligibility and approval.

Passive Income Source

Income from pensions, rentals, dividends, or remote freelance work.

Non-EU/EEA Citizenship

Open to individuals from countries outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland.

Key Documents Required

Passport, proof of income, accommodation in Portugal, and health insurance.

Pathway to Residency

Follow these steps to apply for Portugal's D7 Visa and secure your residence permit.

Check Eligibility

Ensure you have a regular passive income source such as pensions, rentals, or investments.

Prepare Documents

Gather your passport, proof of income, accommodation, health insurance, and criminal record certificate.

Submit Visa Application

Apply at the Portuguese embassy or consulate in your country of residence.

Enter Portugal & Get TRC

Travel to Portugal and schedule your AIMA appointment to obtain your Temporary Residence Card.

Residency & Visa Processing

Step 1: Document Preparation

Valid passport with at least 6 months validity
Proof of passive income (pension, rental, dividends, etc.)
Bank statements showing sufficient savings
Proof of accommodation in Portugal
Health insurance valid in Portugal
Clean criminal record certificate
Portuguese Tax Number (NIF)

Step 2: Visa Application

Submit D7 visa application at the Portuguese consulate/embassy
Include all required forms and documents
Processing time: approximately 60 days
Receive 4-month entry visa

Step 3: Travel to Portugal & Attend AIMA Appointment

Travel to Portugal with your approved visa
Schedule and attend AIMA (formerly SEF) appointment
Provide biometrics and any additional documentation

Step 4: Obtain Residence Card

Receive your 2-year Temporary Residence Card
Option to renew and apply for permanent residency later
Family reunification options available
✈️ Note: Travel and stay are to be arranged by the applicant

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about Portugal’s D7 Visa for passive income holders and retirees? Find answers to the most common queries below.

Can I apply for the D7 visa without a job or business?

Yes. The D7 visa is designed for those with stable passive income like pensions, rent, or dividends.

What is the minimum income required?

You must earn at least €870/month. For spouses, add 50%, and for each child, 30% of that amount.

Can I bring my spouse and children?

Yes. The D7 visa allows for family reunification including your spouse and dependent children.

What is the path to citizenship through D7?

After 5 years of legal stay in Portugal, you can apply for permanent residency or Portuguese citizenship.