
Income that does not require active daily work, such as pensions, rental income, dividends, interest, royalties or annuities, is what the D7 is designed around.
The D7 is built for people who can support themselves from stable, recurring income rather than from a Portuguese job. Pensions are the classic example, which is why it is often called the retirement visa, but rental income, investment dividends, interest and similar regular earnings also qualify.
The core test is reliability and self-sufficiency: you must show the income is genuine and ongoing, usually with bank statements and tax or income documents. The required level is tied to the Portuguese minimum wage, so check the current figure when you apply rather than relying on an old number.
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