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Starting in October 2022, Portugal introduced the D8 Visa, tailored for non-EU individuals working for foreign companies or as self-employed entrepreneurs. It enables them to reside and work in Portugal for up to a year. The D8 Visa, also known as the ‘Residence Visa for Remote Workers,’ is an excellent choice for those seeking to live and work in Portugal, distinguishing itself from the D7 Visa, originally designed for retirees and passive income earners.
If you're sure you want to live in Portugal for an extended period, the Digital Nomad Visa is a good option.
This visa lets remote workers stay in Portugal for a long time
You should not be from a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) country.
If you're sure you want to live in Portugal for an extended period, the Digital Nomad Visa is a good option.
This visa lets remote workers stay in Portugal for a long time
Simplified Relocation: The visa streamlines the process of moving to Portugal, making it easier for digital nomads to set up their lives in a new and exciting location. This simplification offers a hassle-free transition to a high-quality, location-independent lifestyle.
Access to Essential Services: With the Portugal Digital Nomad Visa, individuals gain access to vital services such as education, healthcare, and social security. This means you can enjoy the finest Portugal has to offer while maintaining control over your professional journey. Embrace the opportunity to redefine your work-life balance.
You should not be from a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) country.
Investment Declaration
Company Setup or Financial Proof
Initial Capital Requirement
Health Insurance Coverage
Liberal Professionals’ Application
Tax Representation for Non-EU Citizens:
A passport that will still be valid for at least 6 months after your Visa's expiry date (which will expire after 4 months).
Two recent passport-sized color photos.
A statement explaining why you want to live in Portugal.
Health insurance that's valid in Portugal, or a promise to buy it within 90 days of arriving.
A certificate proving you don't have a criminal record, issued within 90 days before submitting to the Consulate.
Proof of where you'll be staying in Portugal (like property papers or a rental agreement).
Proof that you have enough money for your expenses in Portugal, like a statement from a local bank.
If you’re a freelance professional, a copy of your contract and, if needed, proof of your professional qualifications. If you’re an entrepreneur, you’ll need a business plan and proof that you’ve invested in it, or that you have access to the necessary funds in Portugal.
Post-relocation, securing a SEF interview in Portugal is pivotal. Schedule it, gather essential documents, provide accurate information, and diligently follow their guidance for a successful residence permit process.
Obtaining a Personal Tax Number (NIF) in Portugal is essential. Visit the local tax office, submit required documents, complete the application, and acquire your NIF for financial and legal transactions.
Open a bank account in Portugal by researching banks, visiting a local branch, bringing necessary documents, and completing the application process for financial transactions.
To secure employment in Portugal, it’s essential to have proof of employment. Obtain a job offer or work contract to demonstrate your work status to relevant authorities.
For freelancers in Portugal, demonstrating work agreements is vital. Keep records of contracts, invoices, and documents to substantiate your freelance work for legal and tax compliance, ensuring a smooth professional journey.
Displaying financial documents in Portugal is essential. Prepare bank statements, tax records, and proof of funds to meet financial requirements for residence and legal compliance.
To fulfill tax obligations in Portugal, establish your residency status. Provide proof of a Portuguese address, utility bills, and legal documents to show your residence and meet tax requirements effectively
Migrate Pro is here to guide you through the entire process of obtaining a Portugal D2 Visa. We’re a trustworthy and unbiased source of support. We’ll carefully consider your unique situation and recommend the best approach for you. From setting up a bank account in Portugal to aiding in your move, we’ll be with you every step of the way.
Note: By reaching out to us, you agree to let us share your information with a Migrate Pro partner firm based in Portugal. They may contact you directly to assist further.
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