“Their expertise was invaluable in navigating us through the intricate processes of securing a D8 Visa (Digital Nomad) and applying for the Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) status, all within an impressively tight timeline. The challenge of obtaining NHR status was particularly daunting, given the looming deadline of the tax benefit's expiration at the end of 2023.”
Your gateway to living and working remotely in Portugal
Designed for digital nomads, remote workers, and freelancers with income from non-Portuguese sources.
Gain residency rights in Portugal and freedom to travel within the Schengen Area.
Typically faster processing times compared to other visa types.
Possibility to include family members in your application.
Eligible to apply for permanent residency after 5 years of temporary residency.
Possibility to apply for Portuguese citizenship after 5 years of residency.
Access to Portugal's public healthcare system after registering as a resident.
Benefit from Portugal's straightforward tax system and various deductions for professionals and businesses.
Access to Portugal's growing tech hubs and digital nomad communities.
Your gateway to Portuguese residency as a digital professional. Perfect for remote workers, freelancers, and entrepreneurs earning from non-Portuguese sources.
Meet the minimum income threshold:
Prepare these essential documents:
Complete these preparations:
Submit your application:
After arriving in Portugal:
Important Information: The D8 visa is designed specifically for digital nomads and remote workers. It provides a 2-year residence permit, renewable for 3 years. You must maintain your qualifying income source and spend a minimum of 183 days per year
You must be employed by a non-Portuguese company or be self-employed with clients primarily outside of Portugal.
Proof of a stable income of at least €2,820 per month or €33,840 per year (4x the Portuguese minimum wage).
Evidence of a place to stay in Portugal, such as a rental agreement or property ownership.
Valid health insurance coverage for the duration of your stay in Portugal.
A clean criminal record certificate from your country of residence for the past five years.
A passport valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Portugal.
Documentation proving your employment or self-employment status, such as contracts or client agreements.
A signed declaration stating your commitment to comply with Portuguese immigration laws and regulations.
Demonstration of your intention to reside in Portugal for at least 16 months out of the 24-month visa period.
Unlike corporate immigration firms, we're a proudly independent, family-owned boutique focused solely on digital nomads and global citizens like you.
We're not owned or funded by anyone else. This means we can always prioritize your interests, not corporate quotas or investor returns.
Unlike large firms handling thousands of cases, we maintain a select client base to ensure exceptional, personalized attention.
We exclusively serve digital professionals and global citizens, with deep expertise in remote-first lifestyle optimization.
No corporate bureaucracy means we can craft truly customized strategies for your unique situation and goals.