Immigration & Visas

Portuguese Residence Visa Assistance

Legal and document preparation support for residence visa categories including D7, D8, D2, D3 and D4, and applicable job-seeker routes.

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Overview

What this service helps you with.

Applying for the appropriate visa through a Portuguese consulate in your country of residence is a recognized legal route to moving to Portugal. We support applications for different profiles, including D7 (retirees and recipients of qualifying passive income), D8 (remote workers and digital nomads), D2 (entrepreneurs and investors), D3 (highly qualified professionals), D4 (students in higher education), and any job-seeker visa route available under the rules in force when you apply.

Important to know

Incomplete documentation or an incorrectly prepared visa application can result in delays or refusal. Our team helps organize the requirements and supporting materials to reduce preventable errors and strengthen the quality of the submission.

How it works

How we work.

1

Eligibility assessment

We review your bank statements, income and professional background to identify visa categories that may suit your circumstances.

2

Prepare the application file

We gather and review the documents required by the relevant consulate and coordinate translations or apostilles when necessary.

3

Consular appointment

We assist with booking an appointment at the Portuguese consulate or authorized visa center responsible for your jurisdiction.

4

Monitor the application

We follow the application through to a decision and provide guidance on subsequent AIMA procedures, where applicable.

Checklist

What you usually need.

01

A valid passport meeting the validity requirements for the relevant visa.

02

A criminal record certificate from your country of origin, apostilled or otherwise authenticated if required.

03

Evidence of income and means of subsistence appropriate to the visa category.

04

Travel or health insurance and, where accepted, a valid PB4 document.