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D7 & D8 Eligibility Calculator

Portugal's D7 requires stable passive income at or above the Portuguese minimum wage (the D8 digital-nomad visa requires 4× it — €3,680/month in 2026), plus savings in a Portuguese bank. The minimum wage rose to €920/month on 1 January 2026, which raised every threshold.

Thresholds last verified 29 July 2026 against portugal.gov.pt. Trap worth knowing: AIMA applies the thresholds in force on your appointment date, not your approval date.

Visa type Your reliable monthly income in EUR (D7: passive — pension, Social Security, rental, dividends · D8: remote salary/freelance, foreign-sourced) Adults applying with you (spouse/partner) Dependent children Savings you can place in a Portuguese bank (EUR)

How the math works

Main applicant: 100% of minimum wage (€920/mo in 2026). Each additional adult: +50% (€460). Each child: +30% (€276). Consulates also expect roughly 12 months of the required income already sitting in a Portuguese bank account at application.

USD earner? Consulates assess in EUR — budget for exchange-rate movement between application and appointment. A 5–10% buffer above the minimum is what practitioners consistently recommend; borderline files invite refusals.

This is an information tool, not immigration advice and not a decision by any authority. Requirements are applied by consulates and AIMA case-by-case; documentation quality matters as much as the numbers. Verify with the Portuguese consulate holding jurisdiction over your US state.