D7 visa for Portugal

Opening a D7 visa to Portugal is one of the options for living and staying legally in this country. This visa is intended for those people who are financially independent and have passive income that comes from other countries than Portugal.

The team of our law firm is well versed in migration law, not only in the context of Ukraine, but also in the legal framework of the countries that Ukrainians often choose to move to. Therefore, if you need such legal support, Prikhodko & Partners will help you efficiently and effectively.

What do I need to apply for a D7 visa to Portugal?

So, you should know the following about this issue:

• You will apply for a visa through a Portuguese consulate.
• This should be done in the country where you reside or have citizenship.
• In addition to the standard list of documents for a visa, you must also submit those that confirm passive income.
• This income per applicant must be at least EUR 1000 per month.
• To take into account passive income, the figures for the last 12 months are taken into account (thus, it must be an amount of 12,000 euros or more per year).
• For those who plan to travel with their spouse, the amount of annual passive income must be at least EUR 16350.

If there are also children under the age of 18, the annual income must be at least 18,890 euros per year.

This information will allow you to assess the prospects and feasibility of opening a D7 visa to Portugal. At the same time, if you see that this option is difficult or unavailable for you, our team can tell you about other relevant opportunities for opening a visa to Portugal and other countries. We have extensive experience in such cases and know what is best to recommend to a particular client in accordance with their needs and requirements.

What other documents are required?

In addition to everything listed in the previous paragraph, you need to remember about the need for an insurance policy, passport documents, a certificate of no criminal record, a rental agreement for housing in Portugal, or property documents. And of utmost importance is the correct completion of visa applications.

What will be the result of the visa application?

A D7 visa is issued for a period of up to 1 year. It entitles the applicant to legal residence in this country. This visa can then be extended for another 2 years. Therefore, for those who want to reside in Portugal legally for a long time, the D7 visa is a great opportunity to do so.

What can we do for you?

The lawyers of Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm can help by offering the following categories of services in this area:

• Consultation on visa application.
• Consultation on the list of documents that will be required to obtain a visa.
• Support in the process of preparing these documents.
• Further support at all stages.

When your case is handled by a reliable and professional migration lawyer, you can be sure that all documents will be collected and submitted properly, and you will receive detailed instructions on how to interact with the Portuguese consulate in the most constructive way possible.

Since the team of Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm constantly provides legal support to clients in such cases, we are well versed in this topic and work effectively in it.