Are you settled in the United Kingdom and thinking of moving to Portugal? Then, consider PNFG CONSULTANCY to be your support team! The D7 Visa, also known as a Passive Income Visa, paves the way for any non-EU citizen to live the life Portugal offers, that is, if they have the funds to support themselves.
Post-Brexit regulations, navigating the D7 Visa requirements can be complex; that is why, allow PNFG CONSULTANCY to assist you in the process. From helping you with the documents to dealing with the Portuguese Civil Authorities, we are here to offer you comprehensive relocation guidance.
The D7 Visa, synonymously known as the Passive Income Visa or Retirement Visa, is a pathway for financially stable non-EU citizens to obtain a temporary residence and relocate to Portugal. Post-Brexit regulations, the D7 Visa has increasingly become a popular choice amongst Britons.
The D7 Visa is ideally opted by retired or semi-retired people (of any age), freelancers, workers, or anyone with regular passive income.
It is valid for 2 years and has to be renewed for 3 more years. After 5 years of holding your D7 visa, you can apply for permanent residence.
There are some perks to having a Portugal D7 Visa for UK citizens
Which Briton can apply for a D7 Visa?
Are your finances handled? Financial Eligibility
Set Your Papers Right: The Required Documents
Step #1: Due Diligence
We conduct a proper check of your background to assess any risks of rejection and anticipate challenges, verifying your documents, financial stability, and background to determine your eligibility claim.
Step #2: Your Bank Accounts, Savings and Taxes
We will help you get a taxpayer number or a Número de Identificação Fiscal (NIF), which is needed to open a bank account. Our tax representative shall do it on your behalf. After the bank account is open, we can show your funds.
Step #3: Handling your Real Estate
We will provide you with assistance in obtaining a rental lease or a property ownership deal. After selection, the property is verified and gets handed over to you.
Step #4: Fill Your Form
We will help you out with the required documents and assist you with translations, apostilles, and notarial works. We will be cross-checking every detail for you.
Step #5: Get your Visa
After approval from Portuguese authorities, you will receive a temporary D7 Visa, through which you can enter Portugal. This is valid for 4 months, during which you have to apply for a residence permit.
Step #6: Residence Permit
The applicant needs to visit AIMA (Agency for Integration, Migration, and Asylum) in person to complete their residency procedure.
Step #7: Settle In
After the approval, you will receive your resident permit card. PNFG CONSULTANCY is here to guide you through the renewal and long-term residency options as well.
PNFG CONSULTANCY has helped hundreds of clients and is a trusted partner for starting your life in Portugal. Why?
We understand the unique requirements of UK residents after Brexit and equip ourselves to deal with your migration accordingly.
A team of professionals waiting to help through every step. Delivering expertise since 2010, with in-depth knowledge of immigration laws.
We hide nothing; one of our core values is honesty. We offer clear communication to ensure you are aware, informed, and empowered.
Yes, you have the right to work remotely, freelance, or be self-employed. Just make sure that your main income source remains passive to maintain your residency permit.
D7 visa holders can apply for permanent residency or citizenship after 5 years of living in Portugal. They are also required to pass a Portugal language test at the A2 level.
The required value of property for obtaining your D7 Visa is not a factor of eligibility. That is, a specific property value is not needed.
No, a tourist visa cannot be turned into a D7 Visa. You have to apply and get your D7 visa approved from the country you are applying from.
Our expert consultants provide personalized guidance and support throughout your Portuguese immigration journey, ensuring a seamless and successful application process.