Portugal digital nomad visa (2026)
D8 visa for remote work
Four times the Portuguese national minimum monthly salary. The national minimum monthly salary (retribuicao minima mensal garantida) is €920 a month, so the requirement works out at €3,680 a month.
Set at EUR 920 a month by Decreto-Lei 139/2025 of 29 December 2025, in force from 1 January 2026.
The US dollar figure uses the European Central Bank euro foreign exchange reference rates for 2026-08-12. Source: ecb.europa.eu
- How long it lasts
- Temporary-stay visa for up to 1 year, or a residence visa leading to a renewable residence permit
- What it costs
- Not stated by the official source
- Tax treatment
- Depends on your situation
The official source does not set out the tax treatment. Confirm it with a cross-border tax professional.
What you need to qualify
- An employment or service contract with an entity outside Portugal, or proof of self-employment
- Proof of means of subsistence equal to four times the national minimum salary
- Proof of accommodation in Portugal
- Criminal record certificate
- Valid travel insurance
Do you qualify for the D8 visa for remote work?
Enter your monthly income to check it against the requirement, about $4,249 a month. That bar is calculated from a published wage, so it moves when the wage does.
Common questions
- Does Portugal have a digital nomad visa?
- Yes. Portugal offers the D8 visa for remote work. The income requirement works out at about €3,680 a month. How long it lasts: temporary-stay visa for up to 1 year, or a residence visa leading to a renewable residence permit. The date and source are shown on this page. Requirements change, so confirm with the official source before applying.
- How much income do you need for the D8 visa for remote work?
- Four times the Portuguese national minimum monthly salary. The national minimum monthly salary (retribuicao minima mensal garantida) is €920 a month, so the requirement works out at €3,680 a month. That is roughly $4,249 a month in US dollars. Because the rule is a multiple of a published wage, the amount changes when that wage does.
- Will you pay tax in Portugal on the D8 visa for remote work?
- The official source for this program does not set out the tax treatment. Tax depends on your residency and your own situation, so confirm it with a cross-border tax professional before you commit.
- Is this information current?
- Every figure on this page carries an "as of" date and a link to the official source, and is refreshed on a schedule. Where the law states a multiple of a published wage rather than a fixed amount, we store the rule and recalculate, so the figure stays right when the wage moves. Nomad-visa rules change often, so always confirm with the official source before applying.