Unlock your new way of life with hassle-free service
We identify the ideal residency program for you and our team of experts will assist you throughout the entire process cutting down on delays and rejected applications.
RESIDENCY visas to Portugal
Golden Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss who wish to make a significant investment in Portugal, such as, venture capital funds, artistic production, or creating employment opportunities and apply for a residency visa.
D7 Passive Income Visa
You are non-EU/EEA/Swiss living off from a recognized minimum stable income of €760 per month. Your income may include pensions, real estate, royalties, dividends, financial investment, or intellectual property.
D8 Digital Nomad Visa
You are non-EU/EEA/Swiss employed by a company outside of Portugal or self-employed and you must demonstrate an average monthly income of €3,040. If you wish to stay up to one year you can apply for a temporary stay visa but if you decide to stay for a longer period you need to apply for a residency visa.
D2 Entrepreneur Visa
You are non-EU/EEA/Swiss entrepreneur, freelance, or independent professional who wants to open a business in Portugal. You will need to prepare a solid business plan or, in the case you are a freelance worker you can submit a contract for services with a Portuguese company.
D1 Work Visa
You are non-EU/EEA/Swiss who wish to work in Portugal and you have a contract or a promissory work contract from an employer in Portugal. Depending on the length of the contract, you can apply for a Temporary Stay Visa or for Residency Visa.
D3 Highly-Qualified Worker Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss highly skilled professional, academic or researcher. You have a suitable academic qualification and a contract or promissory employment agreement valid for at least one year and an annual remuneration of at least 1.5 times the average annual salary.
D4 Student Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss who plan to study in Portugal for a period of more than 90 days. This visa allows you to enter and remain in Portugal for the purpose of studying.
Start-Up Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss entrepeneur who intend to launch a project or incorporate a startup in Portugal focused on expertise and technology with a purpose of developing innovative products. You need to register in IAPMEI and also have a contract with a certified business incubator.
Job Seeker Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss who wish to find a job in Portugal. To do so, you just need to secure accommodation and prove that you have the financial means for your initial stay in Portugal. You will also need to register in IEFP (Institute of Employment and Professional Training).
Golden Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss who wish to make a significant investment in Portugal, such as, venture capital funds, artistic production, or creating employment opportunities and apply for a residency visa.
D7 Passive Income Visa
You are non-EU/EEA/Swiss living off from a recognized minimum stable income of €760 per month. Your income may include pensions, real estate, royalties, dividends, financial investment, or intellectual property.
D8 Digital Nomad Visa
You are non-EU/EEA/Swiss employed by a company outside of Portugal or self-employed and you must demonstrate an average monthly income of €3,040. If you wish to stay up to one year you can apply for a temporary stay visa but if you decide to stay for a longer period you need to apply for a residency visa.
D2 Entrepreneur Visa
You are non-EU/EEA/Swiss entrepreneur, freelance, or independent professional who wants to open a business in Portugal. You will need to prepare a solid business plan or, in the case you are a freelance worker you can submit a contract for services with a Portuguese company.
D1 Work Visa
You are non-EU/EEA/Swiss who wish to work in Portugal and you have a contract or a promissory work contract from an employer in Portugal. Depending on the length of the contract, you can apply for a Temporary Stay Visa or for Residency Visa.
D3 Highly-Qualified Worker Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss highly skilled professional, academic or researcher. You have a suitable academic qualification and a contract or promissory employment agreement valid for at least one year and an annual remuneration of at least 1.5 times the average annual salary.
D4 Student Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss who plan to study in Portugal for a period of more than 90 days. This visa allows you to enter and remain in Portugal for the purpose of studying.
Start-Up Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss entrepeneur who intend to launch a project or incorporate a startup in Portugal focused on expertise and technology with a purpose of developing innovative products. You need to register in IAPMEI and also have a contract with a certified business incubator.
Job Seeker Visa
You are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss who wish to find a job in Portugal. To do so, you just need to secure accommodation and prove that you have the financial means for your initial stay in Portugal. You will also need to register in IEFP (Institute of Employment and Professional Training).
Benefits of the resident permit in Portugal
Mobility
The Resident Permit in Portugal allows you visa-free entry and circulation through the Schengen
Area.
Live, Work, Study
Once you become a resident in Portugal you are entitled to conduct any professional activity as a dependent or independent professional.
Healthcare
Being a resident in Portugal you gain access to National healthcare, also called SNS (Serviço Nacional de Saúde) and covers primary and secondary healthcare needs.
Family Reunion
Once you have the Resident Permit your family is entitled to join you in Portugal. You just need to request family reunification at SEF and legally prove your relationship to all and family members.
Citizenship
After five years of legal residency, you may apply for permanent residency or to citizenship. However, in this case, you’ll have to pass a Portuguese language test.
Tax Benefits
One of the benefits is the access to a special tax regime known as NHR (nonhabitual resident). Under this program, you are exempt from or pay very little taxes on any foreign-sources ncome.
How our process works
Immigration planning is the first and most important step before you decide to move to a new country. We begin by identifying the ideal visa for you and creating your immigration plan. Then, we will assist you in obtaining a NIF number, appointing a tax representative, opening a bank account in Portugal, and securing long-term accommodation in Portugal by either buying or renting a property.
Residence visas, except the Golden Visa, are obtained at the Portuguese Embassy or Consulate or Visa Request Center in your country of origin. We will support you with collecting and validating the required documents, scheduling your appointment, and preparing you for the interview. Once your visa is approved, it is time to move to Portugal.
Once you are in Portugal with the appropriate visa, you will need to visit the Immigration Office (known as "SEF"). We will gather the necessary documents, accompany you to the immigration office for biometrics collection, monitor your application until it is issued, and once it is approved, we will collect your residence card.
Congratulations! You’re now a portuguese resident and you've made a fantastic choice in moving to this beautiful country, known for its warm hospitality, delicious cuisine, and stunning scenery. Get ready to start a new chapter in your life filled with adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable moments.
How our process works
Immigration planning is the first and most important step before you decide to move to a new country. We begin by identifying the ideal residency visa for you and creating your immigration plan. Then, we will assist you in obtaining a NIF (Portuguese tax number), appointing a tax representative, openning a bank account in Portugal, and securing long-term accommodation in Portugal by either buying or renting a property
Residence visas are obtained at the Embassy, Consular Post, Portuguese Consular Section or Visa Request Center in your country of origin. We will support you with collecting and validating the required documents, scheduling your appointment, and preparing you for the interview. Once your visa is approved, it is time to move to Portugal.
Once you are in Portugal with the appropriate visa, you will need to visit the Immigration Office (known as "SEF"). We will gather the necessary documents, accompany you to the immigration office for biometrics collection, monitor your application until it is issued, and once it is approved, we will collect your residence card.
Congratulations! You’re now a portuguese resident and you've made a fantastic choice in moving to this beautiful country, known for its warm hospitality, delicious cuisine, and stunning scenery. Get ready to start a new chapter in your life filled with adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable moments.
