D2 and D7 RESIDENCE VISAS
We handle the entire process of the D2 and D7 Residence Visas, documentation and formalities necessary for the application. Get to know the advantages of the different Residence Visas available in Portugal.
Is meant for business owners and entrepreneurs. Initially you will need to establish the relevant structure in Portugal that will enable you to apply for the residency visa.
This process, when approved, shall result in a residency valid for 2 (two) years. The most relevant requirement is that you are not absent from Portugal, during the validity of the residence for 8 combined months or for 6 consecutive months.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE: Entrepreneurs, Independent Professionals, Tech Professionals, Investors, Start-up, Business owners.
ADVANTAGES: Visa in all Schengen areas, you can start the entire visa process remotely, allow you to reside in Portugal and, after five years, apply for permanent residence or Portuguese passport. After becoming a resident, you can apply for the Non-Habitual Resident status where you can obtain tax exemption through dividends, interest, and royalties, 10% for pensions and a fixed rate of 20% for professional income.
This is an efficient and less expensive procedure for obtaining a residency permit in Portugal for some who receives fixed income from a variety of assets and/or applications. This process, when approved, shall result in a residency valid for 2 (two) years. The most relevant requirement for the renewal application is that you must not be absent from Portugal during the validity of the residence for a combined 8 months or for 6 consecutive months.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE: Families with children up to the age of 18 years. Older children can be included by proving they are financially dependent and single person.
ADVANTAGES: Visa in all Schengen areas, you can start the entire visa process remotely, allow you to reside in Portugal and, after five years, apply for permanent residence or Portuguese passport. After becoming a resident, you can apply for the Non-Habitual Resident status where you can obtain tax exemption through dividends, interest, and royalties, 10% for pensions and a fixed rate of 20% for professional income.
