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D7 Passive Income Visa

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NHR 2.0 (IFICI): 20% flat tax on qualifying foreign income for 10 years Must spend 183+ days/yr in Portugal. NHR 2.0 requires qualifying profession.

Investment
€920/mo passive income
Processing
3 months
Min stay
183 days/year
Tax rate
NHR 2.0 (IFICI): 20% flat tax on qualifying foreign income for 10 years%

How popular is this programme?

Searches/mo
90
Interest
Moderate
Trend
Rising +19%
Demand score43/100

Based on Google search demand (US). Updated periodically.

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Key Details

Min income$12,000/mo
Leads to PRYes
PR after5.0 years
Citizenship path5 years
Dual citizenshipYes
Remote workYes
Healthcare includedYes
Crypto accepted
Same-sex recognised
Language
RenewableYes

Highlights

  • Flat 20% tax on qualifying foreign income
  • Pathway to citizenship in 5 years
  • Minimum stay of 183 days per year
  • Ideal for retirees and remote workers
  • No wealth tax or inheritance tax

What could change

Changes in government policy could affect tax benefits and residency requirements.

Am I eligible?

Tax Notes

Under the NHR 2.0 regime, foreign income is taxed at a flat rate of 20% for 10 years.

Last verified: 4/15/2026Updated: 6/10/2026Confidence: high

What to do next

People also ask

Is Portugal ending the D7 visa?
No, Portugal is not ending or suspending the D7 Visa. As of 2026, only the family reunification process requires 2 years of residency, which was previously obtained as soon as the main applicant was granted their residency card.
How much money do you need to get a D7 visa in Portugal?
What are the main financial requirements for the Portugal D7 Visa? Applicants must show proof of financial self-sufficiency, with a minimum monthly income of €920 (Portuguese minimum wage) for the main applicant, plus additional funds for dependents—50% for a spouse and 30% per child.

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