Portugal Digital Nomad Visa

Portugal Digital Nomad Visa

Citizenship & Residency | International Visas

About

Establish legal residency in Portugal while working remotely for foreign clients or employers

Portugal’s D8 Digital Nomad Visa offers remote professionals and freelancers the chance to live and work from one of Europe’s most desirable destinations—legally and with long-term flexibility. From the coworking cafes of Lisbon to the sunlit shores of the Algarve, the visa enables you to enjoy life in Portugal while earning from abroad. With a minimum income threshold of just €3,480 per month and a pathway to citizenship, it’s an ideal choice for remote workers seeking EU residency and lifestyle.

Through our Private Office Hub, we connect clients to trusted Portuguese immigration lawyers, tax advisers, and relocation experts. We don’t just help you get the visa—we help you structure your finances, secure accommodation, and ensure your move fits into a bigger lifestyle or wealth plan. Whether you're applying solo or moving with family, our team is here to make the transition seamless.

What It Offers

The Portugal D8 Visa grants non-EU citizens a renewable one-year residency while working remotely, with access to public services and the Schengen Zone.

  • 1-year visa, renewable and convertible to long-term residency
  • Pathway to citizenship after 5 years
  • Includes family members under the same application
  • Legal access to live in the EU while working for non-Portuguese entities
  • Favourable tax regime including NHR (Non-Habitual Residency) status
  • Full access to Portuguese healthcare, education, and infrastructure

Who It’s For

  • Remote employees of non-Portuguese companies
  • Freelancers and consultants with global clients
  • UK nationals seeking EU residency post-Brexit
  • Entrepreneurs and digital business owners
  • Families relocating for lifestyle, education, and safety

Understanding Your Needs

Moving your life to another country while managing remote work, international taxes, and immigration documents can be exhausting. Visa requirements are often unclear, timelines shift, and you may get conflicting advice depending on the source. That’s why Kingsbury & Partners offers more than information—we provide introductions to professionals who simplify the process and act in your interest.

Our Private Office Hub ensures you’re not left chasing lawyers or dealing with one-size-fits-all providers. From health insurance and criminal record checks to applying for tax numbers and registering your address, we bring it all together under one roof—with the right partner for every step. This is what clarity and confidence feel like.

About Our Partner

Our legal and immigration partner provides expert-led support to individuals, families, and businesses seeking to establish themselves across Europe and Mexico. With local expertise in key jurisdictions and a tech-enabled, client-first approach, they simplify relocation, property acquisition, corporate structuring, and cross-border tax matters.

Key Highlights:

  • Established: 2015, with on-the-ground presence in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Greece, and Mexico
  • Client Base: Over 7,000 clients advised, including high-net-worth individuals, digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and internationally mobile families
  • Expertise: Specialises in immigration (Golden Visas, residency permits), real estate law, company formation, tax advisory, inheritance, and estate planning
  • Team: A multilingual team of 45+ legal professionals combining deep jurisdictional knowledge with efficient, technology-driven service delivery
  • Service Model: Built for international clients who value speed, clarity, and local insight—without compromising on legal rigour or attention to detail

Through this partnership, our Private Office clients benefit from seamless legal coordination across borders—whether securing residency, acquiring property, or structuring international holdings.

Eligibilities

  • Non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationality
  • Minimum monthly income of approximately €3,480 from remote work or freelance activity
  • Employment or service contracts proving income comes from outside Portugal
  • Valid passport
  • Proof of accommodation in Portugal (rental agreement, hotel booking, etc.)
  • Comprehensive health insurance valid in Portugal
  • Clean criminal record certificate from your country of residence

Frequently Asked Questions

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