Do I have enough passive income for Portugal’s D7 visa?
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Pensions, rents, dividends, interest or royalties, before tax.
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D7 income rule in 2026
Yes, you meet the income rule
| Passive income needed per month | €920 |
| Your passive income | €1,500 |
| Savings commonly asked (12 months) | €11,040 |
| Your savings | €15,000 |
| Per year | €11,040 |
How it was calculated
The D7 (passive income or retirement visa) asks for regular passive income of at least the Portuguese minimum wage: €920 a month in 2026. Each extra adult adds 50% (€460) and each child adds 30% (€276).
Consulates also commonly ask for savings of about 12 months of that amount, usually in a Portuguese bank account. Requirements can vary by consulate, so this is a guide, not legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
What is the D7 visa income requirement in 2026?
At least €920 a month of passive income for the main applicant, the 2026 Portuguese minimum wage. A couple needs about €1,380.
How much savings do I need for the D7?
Consulates commonly ask for about 12 months of the required income, around €11,040 for one person in 2026.