A startup visa in Portugal (Article 89.4) is an easy way to move here with a team of colleagues, even if you just have an idea for a startup.
More so, it is better to have just an idea, and not a set and functioning business – then the process of obtaining a residence permit using a start-up visa will be much faster.
Startup idea
The Founder/Founders should be over 18 years old, have no criminal record, reside outside of the Schengen countries, have no tax debts and can prove that they have more than €5,200 on their bank account.
Each member of the team (1-5 people) should have higher education.
Getting approval of one of the local business incubators.
Potential for achievememt of a turnover of more than €325,000 per year and/or value of assets of more than €325,000 per year in 5 years after the incubation period.
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Portugal's D3 visa and Article 90.2 aim to attract educated professionals by requiring a higher education diploma with an apostille and a job in a Portuguese company paying at least 1.5 times the national average salary (€2,000 in 2025).
The D7 visa is tailored for individuals with a stable passive income of at least €1000 monthly after taxes and a minimum of €9120 in savings per person, facilitating a residence permit for 2 years, extendable for 3 more. After 5 years, it offers a path to permanent residency or citizenship.
Digital Nomad visa is issued to people who work remotely and get an income of more than €3300 per month. This is a long-term visa that leads to a residence permit. The Portuguese Consulate processes the visa application within 90 days.
A startup visa in Portugal (Article 89.4) is an easy way to move here with a team of colleagues, even if you just have an idea for a startup.