How much money do I need for a non-lucrative visa?

At the moment (2026) you need to show proof of income of at least €28,800 per year for a single person, or €36,000 for a married couple. For a dependent child it'd around €7,200 per year. You renew for two years after the first year – then after five years you can apply for permanent residency.

Non-Lucrative Residence Visa (Portugal) — WhereCaniMove

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Non-Lucrative Residence Visa

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Portugal's D7 visa is the main passive income visa, requiring stable income from pensions, rentals, dividends or investments. Minimum income approximately EUR 820 per month.

Investment

€920/month passive income

Processing

3 months

Min stay

183 days/year

Tax rate

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Key Details

Min income$900/mo

Leads to PRYes

PR after5.0 years

Citizenship path10 years

Dual citizenshipYes

Remote workYes

Healthcare includedYes

Crypto accepted—

Same-sex recognised—

RenewableYes

Stay Requirements

D7-equivalent: must be present ~6 consecutive or 8 non-consecutive months/yr to keep the permit

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Highlights

Stable income from pensions or investments
Pathway to permanent residency
Minimum stay of 183 days per year
Ideal for retirees
No work permit required

The catch

You have to actually live there. At least 183 days a year in-country — this becomes your main home, not a paper residency.
Long road to a passport. Citizenship takes around 10 years of qualifying residence.

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