{"id":200,"date":"2026-08-26T18:38:49","date_gmt":"2026-08-26T16:38:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/migride.com\/?post_type=residency_program&#038;p=200"},"modified":"2026-08-26T20:39:06","modified_gmt":"2026-08-26T18:39:06","slug":"portugal-d2","status":"publish","type":"residency_program","link":"https:\/\/fypas.com\/zh-tw\/programs\/portugal-d2\/","title":{"rendered":"\u8461\u8404\u7259\u4f01\u696d\u5bb6\u7c3d\u8b49"},"content":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":true},"country":[3],"program_category":[7],"class_list":["post-200","residency_program","type-residency_program","status-publish","hentry","country-portugal","program_category-entrepreneurship-business"],"acf":{"short_name":"D2","official_name":"Residence visa for the exercise of independent professional activity or for immigrant entrepreneurs","internal_id":"PT-D2","program_status":"active","effective_date":null,"last_reviewed":"2026-08-26","last_verified":null,"verification_status":"under_review","minimum_age":18,"nationality_restrictions":"Designed for third-country nationals who are not nationals of EU\/EEA Member States or Switzerland, subject to the applicable Portuguese immigration framework.","criminal_record_required":true,"health_insurance_required":true,"accommodation_required":true,"local_bank_account_required":false,"local_tax_number_required":false,"proof_of_income_required":true,"proof_of_savings_required":false,"eligibility_notes":"The statutory route has two principal evidence profiles: independent professional activity and immigrant entrepreneur. Applicants must also meet the general residence-visa requirements, including sufficient means of subsistence.","minimum_investment_required":"conditional","minimum_investment_amount":"","investment_currency":"EUR","minimum_monthly_income":920,"minimum_annual_income":"","income_currency":"EUR","income_basis":"mixed","additional_income_per_spouse":460,"additional_income_per_child":276,"minimum_savings_proof_of_funds":"","government_application_fee":90,"government_residence_fee":"","renewal_fee":"","financial_cost_notes":"For 2026, the statutory means-of-subsistence benchmark is based on the \u20ac920 RMMG: 100% for the first adult, 50% for additional adults and 30% for children\/dependent adult children. For applicants who intend to invest in Portugal, Portaria n.\u00ba 1563\/2007 requires the relevant means of subsistence to be secured for at least 12 months. This is separate from business\/investment capital. No universal statutory D2 minimum business-investment amount is stored.","tax_considerations_summary":"Portuguese tax and social-security registration become directly relevant to the residence-permit stage for independent activity. Business structure, corporate taxation and personal tax residence require case-specific analysis.","work_allowed":"yes","local_employment_allowed":"1","self_employment_allowed":"1","remote_work_allowed":"1","business_ownership_allowed":"1","work_restrictions_notes":"The route is based on independent professional or entrepreneurial activity. AIMA states that a holder of an independent-professional residence permit may undertake subordinate employment but should request replacement of the residence title. Ordinary professional, tax, corporate and social-security rules continue to apply.","minimum_stay_required":"genuine_residence","minimum_days_per_year":"","minimum_days_per_permit_period":"","stay_requirement_notes":"The D2 is a genuine temporary-residence route, not a low-presence investment programme. Under the general temporary-residence framework, absence without acceptable reasons can put the permit at risk after six consecutive months or eight non-consecutive months during the permit's total validity period; justification and statutory exceptions can apply.","initial_permit_duration":2,"initial_permit_duration_unit":"years","renewable":"yes","renewal_period":3,"renewal_period_unit":"years","renewal_conditions":"Maintain the applicable residence conditions and the professional\/business, tax, social-security and other evidence required under the current framework.","processing_time_minimum":60,"processing_time_maximum":60,"processing_time_unit":"days","processing_time_notes":"The Portuguese government publishes a 60-day reference for the residence-visa decision stage. It is not an end-to-end relocation timeline and does not include preparation, appointment availability, additional-document requests, travel, AIMA appointment availability or residence-card issuance.","family_inclusion_available":"yes","spouse_partner_included":"1","minor_children_included":"1","adult_dependent_children_included":"1","dependent_parents_included":"1","other_dependants_included":"1","family_application_timing":"both_possible","family_notes":"Qualifying relatives may in some circumstances accompany the residence-visa applicant, while later family reunification is governed by the rules in force at the time of the request. Current rules include relationship-specific timing requirements and exceptions, so FYPAS does not publish one universal waiting period for all family members.","pr_path_available":"yes","years_to_pr":5,"pr_requires_continuous_residence":"1","pr_language_requirement":"1","pr_language_level":"A2","pr_notes":"Permanent residence is generally available after at least five years as a holder of temporary residence, subject to applicable residence, means, criminal-record and other requirements. AIMA requires proof of basic Portuguese and recognises A2-or-higher certification among accepted evidence.","citizenship_path_available":"yes","years_to_citizenship":"","citizenship_requires_physical_residence":"1","citizenship_language_requirement":"1","citizenship_language_level":"varies","dual_citizenship_allowed":"yes","citizenship_notes":"Under the nationality rules in force from 19 May 2026, the general legal-residence period for naturalisation is seven years for nationals of Portuguese-speaking countries and citizens of EU Member States, and ten years for other nationals. Additional language, civic, security, criminal-record and subsistence requirements apply. Procedures already pending when the reform entered into force remain subject to the applicable transitional rule.","process_introduction":"The Portugal D2 route is a two-stage residence process with two practical evidence branches. The applicant first applies for the residence visa through the competent Portuguese consular channel, then completes the first residence-permit stage with AIMA after entering Portugal.","process_steps":[{"step_number":1,"step_title":"Choose the correct D2 branch","step_description":"Identify whether the case is primarily an independent-professional application based on services\/professional activity or an entrepreneur application based on an investment\/business project in Portugal.","typical_duration":"","responsible_authority":"Applicant \/ adviser","step_documents_notes":"The two branches share one legal route but require different evidence. Do not force an entrepreneur-style company file onto every independent professional."},{"step_number":2,"step_title":"Build the professional or business evidence","step_description":"Independent professionals should prepare eligible service-contract\/proposal and qualification evidence where applicable. Entrepreneurs should document the investment already made or the intended investment, including its nature, value, duration and available funding in Portugal.","typical_duration":"","responsible_authority":"Applicant \/ clients \/ company \/ financial institution","step_documents_notes":"A formal business plan is commonly used for entrepreneur cases, but the national rule should not be rewritten as a universal document-name requirement."},{"step_number":3,"step_title":"Prepare personal residence and subsistence evidence","step_description":"Prepare the standard residence-visa materials, accommodation evidence, criminal-record documents, insurance and proof of sufficient means of subsistence for the applicant and relevant family members.","typical_duration":"","responsible_authority":"Applicant \/ competent authorities","step_documents_notes":"For entrepreneur\/investor cases, the means-of-subsistence framework requires coverage for at least 12 months. Keep personal subsistence separate from business capital."},{"step_number":4,"step_title":"Submit the residence visa application","step_description":"Submit through the Portuguese consular channel with jurisdiction over the applicant's place of legal residence.","typical_duration":"Published visa decision reference: 60 days","responsible_authority":"Portuguese consular authorities \/ authorised visa service provider","step_documents_notes":"The 60-day reference is not the complete relocation timeline and does not include appointment availability, additional requests or the AIMA stage."},{"step_number":5,"step_title":"Enter Portugal and complete the AIMA stage","step_description":"After visa approval and entry, complete the first residence-permit procedure with AIMA and provide the current professional\/business, tax, social-security and address evidence applicable to the case.","typical_duration":"","responsible_authority":"AIMA","step_documents_notes":"AIMA lists proof of start of activity, tax and social-security registration and service\/company\/receipt evidence for independent activity."},{"step_number":6,"step_title":"Maintain the activity and renew","step_description":"Maintain the underlying professional or business activity, Portuguese residence conditions and the registrations\/evidence required for renewal. The initial permit is valid for two years and is normally renewable for successive three-year periods.","typical_duration":"Initial permit: 2 years; renewal period: 3 years","responsible_authority":"AIMA \/ tax authority \/ social security","step_documents_notes":"Moving from independent activity to subordinate employment is possible, but AIMA states that replacement of the residence title should be requested."}],"required_documents":[{"document_name":"Residence visa application form","requirement_status":"required","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Official national-visa application materials for the competent jurisdiction."},{"document_name":"Valid passport or travel document","requirement_status":"required","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":""},{"document_name":"Recent passport photographs","requirement_status":"required","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Format and number should follow the current local checklist."},{"document_name":"Travel \/ medical insurance","requirement_status":"required","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Must meet the applicable residence-visa requirements."},{"document_name":"Foreign criminal-record certificate","requirement_status":"required","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Subject to applicable legalisation\/apostille and translation rules."},{"document_name":"Authorisation for Portuguese criminal-record consultation","requirement_status":"required","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":""},{"document_name":"Proof of accommodation in Portugal","requirement_status":"required","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Exact form can vary by consular jurisdiction and is relevant again at residence-permit stage."},{"document_name":"Proof of means of subsistence","requirement_status":"required","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Portugal applies the statutory means-of-subsistence framework. Entrepreneur\/investor applicants must have the relevant means secured for at least 12 months."},{"document_name":"Service contract, service proposal or company agreement","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Core evidence for the independent-professional branch, depending on the applicant's structure."},{"document_name":"Professional qualification \/ regulated-profession evidence","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Required where the activity in Portugal is subject to special professional qualifications or registration."},{"document_name":"Entrepreneur investment declaration","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"For entrepreneur cases: declaration describing whether the applicant has made or intends to make an investment in Portugal, including its nature, value and duration."},{"document_name":"Proof of investment already made","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Applicable where the entrepreneur branch relies on investment already carried out."},{"document_name":"Proof of financial means available in Portugal for the intended investment","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Applicable where the entrepreneur branch relies on an intended investment. Funding may include financing obtained from a Portuguese financial institution."},{"document_name":"Business plan \/ structured project description","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"Commonly used to present entrepreneur-project viability and coherence. FYPAS does not label a document formally titled business plan as a universal national statutory requirement."},{"document_name":"Portuguese company incorporation evidence","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"May be relevant where a Portuguese company has already been formed; pre-incorporation is common in entrepreneur files but not a universal legal prerequisite."},{"document_name":"Portuguese tax and social-security registration evidence","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"main_applicant","document_notes":"AIMA requires tax and social-security registration at the first residence-permit stage for independent activity."},{"document_name":"Family relationship \/ dependency evidence","requirement_status":"conditional","applies_to":"all_applicants","document_notes":"Required when qualifying relatives accompany the applicant or use family procedures."}],"official_sources":[{"is_primary_source":true,"source_type":"government_service","source_title":"Pedir visto de resid\u00eancia para o exerc\u00edcio de atividade profissional independente ou para imigrantes empreendedores","source_authority":"gov.pt \/ Dire\u00e7\u00e3o-Geral dos Assuntos Consulares e das Comunidades Portuguesas","source_url":"https:\/\/www.gov.pt\/servicos\/pedir-visto-de-residencia-para-o-exercicio-de-atividade-profissional-independente-ou-para-imigrantes-empreendedores","source_last_checked":"2026-08-26","source_scope":"Current visa-stage eligibility, documents, entrepreneur\/independent-professional branches, \u20ac90 fee and 60-day published decision reference","source_notes":""},{"is_primary_source":true,"source_type":"legislation","source_title":"Lei n.\u00ba 23\/2007 - 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Art. 89.\u00ba, n.\u00ba 1","source_authority":"AIMA","source_url":"https:\/\/aima.gov.pt\/pt\/trabalhar\/autorizacao-de-residencia-para-exercicio-de-atividade-profissional-independente-com-visto-de-residencia-art-89-o-n-o1","source_last_checked":"2026-08-26","source_scope":"First residence-permit stage, tax\/social-security registration, service\/company evidence, two-year permit, three-year renewals and transition to subordinate employment","source_notes":""},{"is_primary_source":false,"source_type":"official_guidance","source_title":"Autoriza\u00e7\u00e3o de Resid\u00eancia Permanente - Art. 80.\u00ba","source_authority":"AIMA","source_url":"https:\/\/aima.gov.pt\/pt\/viver\/autorizacao-de-residencia-permanente-art-80-o","source_last_checked":"2026-08-26","source_scope":"Permanent residence after five years and Portuguese-language evidence","source_notes":""},{"is_primary_source":true,"source_type":"legislation","source_title":"Lei da Nacionalidade - Lei n.\u00ba 37\/81","source_authority":"Di\u00e1rio da Rep\u00fablica","source_url":"https:\/\/diariodarepublica.pt\/dr\/legislacao-consolidada\/lei\/1981-34536975","source_last_checked":"2026-08-26","source_scope":"Current naturalisation framework and residence-period rules","source_notes":""},{"is_primary_source":true,"source_type":"legislation","source_title":"Lei n.\u00ba 23\/2007 - 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Entrepreneur cases are assessed around the documented investment\/project and the means available to implement it."},{"benefit_type":"benefit","benefit_title":"Company formation is not universally required before the visa","benefit_text":"The national framework allows entrepreneur cases based on an investment already made or a properly described intention to invest, while independent professionals can qualify through eligible service activity."},{"benefit_type":"benefit","benefit_title":"Residence can support ongoing business and independent activity","benefit_text":"The residence-permit framework expressly covers independent professional activity and company-based evidence, subject to Portuguese tax, social-security and professional rules."},{"benefit_type":"benefit","benefit_title":"Permanent residence pathway","benefit_text":"Temporary legal residence can lead to permanent residence after the applicable five-year period if statutory conditions are met."},{"benefit_type":"best_for","benefit_title":"Entrepreneurs and independent professionals building a real Portuguese activity","benefit_text":"Best suited to applicants who can clearly document a viable professional activity or business project and intend to make Portugal a genuine residence base."}],"limitations_conditions":[{"limitation_type":"condition","limitation_title":"The evidence depends on the D2 branch","limitation_text":"Independent professionals and entrepreneurs do not prove eligibility in the same way. Service activity, qualifications, company formation, investment and funding evidence must be matched to the applicant's actual structure."},{"limitation_type":"condition","limitation_title":"Entrepreneur cases need a documented investment project","limitation_text":"The entrepreneur branch requires evidence of an investment already made or financial means available in Portugal together with a properly described and identified intention to invest."},{"limitation_type":"watch_out","limitation_title":"There is no safe universal recommended minimum capital","limitation_text":"Community and practitioner figures vary widely. FYPAS does not convert individual \u20ac10k, \u20ac15k or other reported amounts into an official or universal D2 threshold."},{"limitation_type":"watch_out","limitation_title":"Personal subsistence and business capital are different tests","limitation_text":"Funds needed to support the applicant's residence should not be conflated with the money required to establish or operate the professional\/business project."},{"limitation_type":"watch_out","limitation_title":"Published visa timing is not the end-to-end timeline","limitation_text":"Appointment availability, additional-document requests and the later AIMA residence-permit stage can materially extend the real process beyond the published 60-day visa reference."},{"limitation_type":"limitation","limitation_title":"This is a genuine residence route","limitation_text":"The D2 is not a low-presence investment programme. General temporary-residence absence rules apply."}],"important_considerations":"The D2 label is market shorthand for a legal route that covers both independent professional activity and immigrant entrepreneurs. These branches require different evidence. Portugal does not publish one universal D2 minimum investment or job-creation threshold, and the ordinary D2 should not be confused with the separate Startup Visa. Applicants should distinguish personal means of subsistence from business capital and should expect jurisdiction-specific documentary practice and potentially variable post-visa AIMA timing.","program_faq":[{"faq_question":"What is the Portugal D2 Visa?","faq_answer":"D2 is the commonly used name for Portugal's residence-visa route for independent professional activity or for immigrant entrepreneurs. The statutory route covers both service-based independent professionals and entrepreneurs who have invested or intend to invest in Portugal."},{"faq_question":"Is the D2 only for people opening a company?","faq_answer":"No. The legal route also covers independent professionals who can document eligible service activity and, where applicable, the qualifications required for the profession."},{"faq_question":"How much do I need to invest for a D2?","faq_answer":"Portugal does not publish one universal statutory minimum D2 business-investment amount. Entrepreneur applicants must document the investment already made or the intended investment and the financial means available in Portugal to carry it out."},{"faq_question":"Do I need a business plan?","faq_answer":"A structured business plan is widely used in entrepreneur applications and can be important for presenting viability and financial coherence. FYPAS does not present a document formally titled business plan as a universal national statutory requirement because the law focuses on describing and identifying the investment\/project."},{"faq_question":"Do I need to create a Portuguese company before applying?","faq_answer":"Not universally. Pre-incorporation is common in entrepreneur cases, but the national route also permits an intended investment that has not yet been completed. Independent professionals may qualify without creating a company, depending on their professional structure."},{"faq_question":"Do I need to create jobs?","faq_answer":"FYPAS has not identified a universal statutory minimum job-creation requirement for the ordinary D2 route. Job creation can strengthen or form part of a particular business project, but it should not be published as a fixed route-wide threshold."},{"faq_question":"Do I need a Portuguese bank account?","faq_answer":"For entrepreneur cases, the official framework specifically refers to financial means available in Portugal, including funds obtained from a Portuguese financial institution. Banking therefore can be materially important, but the exact documentary setup depends on the branch and jurisdiction."},{"faq_question":"What financial means do I need for living expenses?","faq_answer":"Portugal applies the statutory means-of-subsistence framework based on the Portuguese minimum monthly wage. With the 2026 RMMG of \u20ac920, the main-applicant benchmark is \u20ac920 per month. Entrepreneur\/investor applicants must have the relevant means secured for at least 12 months, separate from business capital."},{"faq_question":"Can an independent professional qualify using client contracts?","faq_answer":"Yes. The route can be supported through an eligible contract or written proposal for service provision and, depending on the structure, other service\/company evidence. Regulated professions can require proof of professional eligibility."},{"faq_question":"Can I take a salaried job later?","faq_answer":"AIMA states that a holder of an independent-professional residence permit may exercise subordinate employment, but should request replacement of the residence title. This should not be presented as an automatic no-formality switch."},{"faq_question":"Can my family come with me?","faq_answer":"Portugal provides accompanying-family and family-reunification routes for qualifying relatives. Current rules contain relationship-specific timing requirements and exceptions, so FYPAS does not publish one universal waiting period for every family member."},{"faq_question":"How long is the first D2 residence permit valid?","faq_answer":"AIMA states that the temporary residence permit for professional activity is valid for two years and can be renewed for successive three-year periods."},{"faq_question":"How long does the D2 process take?","faq_answer":"The Portuguese government publishes a 60-day decision reference for the residence-visa stage. This is not the complete relocation timeline; appointment availability, additional-document requests, AIMA scheduling and residence-card production can materially extend the process."},{"faq_question":"Can the D2 lead to permanent residence and citizenship?","faq_answer":"Yes. Permanent residence is generally available after at least five years of temporary residence if the applicable conditions are met. Under the nationality rules in force from 19 May 2026, the general naturalisation residence period is seven years for nationals of Portuguese-speaking countries and EU Member States and ten years for other nationals, with additional requirements and transitional rules."}],"business_qualification_profiles":["independent_professional","entrepreneur"],"independent_professional_profile_notes":"Qualifies through eligible independent professional\/service activity, typically evidenced by a service contract, written service proposal or company agreement, plus professional qualification evidence where the activity is regulated.","entrepreneur_profile_notes":"Qualifies through an investment already made in Portugal or a properly described intention to invest supported by financial means available in Portugal. 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In practice, credibility, financial coherence and implementation capacity matter. Independent-professional applications rely more heavily on service relationships and professional eligibility.","business_route_notes":"D2 is FYPAS's shorthand for the statutory residence-visa route covering independent professional activity and immigrant entrepreneurs. The ordinary D2 route must not be conflated with Portugal's separate Startup Visa \/ IAPMEI-incubator framework. 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