Portugal visa guides

Planning to spend real time in Portugal? If you're buying property and want to live there — even part of the year — you may need a visa. Here's what's available.

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You're a UK citizen post-Brexit. EU free movement no longer applies to British nationals. You can visit Portugal (and the wider Schengen Area) for up to 90 days in any 180-day rolling period without a visa. For longer stays — or if you plan to live there indefinitely — you'll need one of the three visas below.
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D7 — Passive income visa

For retirees and anyone with steady income from pensions, property, dividends, or investments. The most popular route for property buyers relocating to Portugal.

⏱ 4–8 months 💶 From ~€100
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D8 — Digital nomad visa

For remote workers employed by or contracting for companies outside Portugal. Requires proof of regular income above the Portuguese minimum wage.

⏱ 2–4 months 💶 From ~€90
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Golden Visa — Investment residence

A residence-by-investment route. Real estate purchases no longer qualify (as of 2023). Investment funds and capital transfer options remain open.

⏱ 12–24 months 💶 From €500k
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