The D8 Visa, known as the “visa for digital nomads”, has attracted many freelancers and independent professionals. But one of the main doubts is: how to prove the required income?
In 2025, the applicant must prove income of at least €3,480 per month (four times the minimum wage in Portugal)....
Can I work in Portugal with a D7 visa?
Many applicants for the D7 visa have the same question: is it allowed to work in Portugal with this type of visa?
The answer is yes. Current legislation does not prohibit those who have obtained a D7 visa from carrying out professional activities. Therefore, it is understood that – as long...
Passive income for the D7 visa: how much is enough?
The D7 Visa is known as the “passive income visa” and is perfect for those who want to live in Portugal with a stable income that doesn’t depend on active work.
In 2025, the minimum amount required is €870 per month for the main applicant. In addition, it is necessary to prove...
How much do I need to earn to be eligible for the D8 Visa in Portugal?
Immigrating to Portugal is more than a change of country: it’s a life project. The D8 visa is one of the most popular options for those who work online and want to live legally in Portugal.
But after all, how much do you have to earn to be eligible?
In 2025, the applicant must prove monthly...
D7 Visa or D8 Visa: Which is right for you to live in Portugal?
Immigrating to Portugal is a huge and life-changing step. The process can be challenging, but with the right guidance, your journey becomes safer, more strategic and more efficient. Immigrating is more than a decision – it’s an act of courage and foresight.
Among the most popular visas...
Correspondence Management for Companies and Professional Domicile: A Strategic Pillar for Companies and Entrepreneurs in Portugal
Starting a business in Portugal is a significant step for entrepreneurs and companies, especially in a competitive and constantly evolving market. One of the key decisions in this process – and one that is often underestimated – is the choice of a professional domicile and how correspondence...
The expression of interest is over. How do I regularize my residence in Portugal?
With the end of the expression of interest as a way to regularize residence in Portugal, many foreigners are wondering what alternatives are left to legalize themselves in the country.
A transitional regime is in place that still makes it possible for all immigrant people who have not submitted...
How to Avoid Scams When Buying Property in Portugal: What You Need to Know
Buying a property in Portugal can be an excellent opportunity, but, as in any real estate market, there are pitfalls that can cause you to pay much more than the fair value.
Foreigners who don’t know the Portuguese market well often end up buying overpriced properties or properties in areas...
Special Action for the Protection of Rights, Freedoms and Guarantees: Request for an Appointment to Issue and Renew a Residence Permit at AIMA and IRN
In Portugal, applying for and issuing or renewing residence permits has become a lengthy process for many immigrants due to the overloaded services of AIMA (Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum).
In response to this situation, there is a legal action commonly known as a “queue-busting...






















































