PORTUGALD8 Digital Nomad
Portugal D8 Digital Nomad Visa Kit
For remote employees and freelancers working for employers or clients outside Portugal. Covers the residence and temporary-stay versions, the income threshold and the employer authorisation consulates check.
What's inside
Plain-English user guide (requirements, figures, judgment calls, after-arrival steps, final checklist)
Portugal_D8_Visa_Kit_User_Guide.docx
Client declaration (freelancers)
Portugal_D8_Client_Declaration_TEMPLATE.docx
Employer declaration of remote work
Portugal_D8_Employer_Declaration_TEMPLATE.docx
Personal statement template (required by US and UK consulates)
Portugal_D8_Personal_Statement_TEMPLATE.docx
Editable Word (.docx) files. Guides are in plain English.
A glimpse of the files
How the documents work together
The employer declaration states the employment relationship and the authorisation to work remotely from Portugal, the two points consulates check. Freelancers use one client declaration per main client. The personal statement ties it together.
Who it's for
- Remote employees of foreign companies
- Freelancers and company owners with foreign clients
- Applicants who want to settle (residence visa) or stay under a year (temporary stay)
What's not included
- Legal advice or representation
- Certified or sworn translations
- The evidence documents themselves
- Any guarantee of approval
Format & delivery
- Format
- Editable Microsoft Word (.docx)
- Delivery
- Instant download link by email
- Kept current
- Checked against official sources
- Shipping
- None, 100% digital
Helpful guides
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Questions about this kit
An average of at least four times the Portuguese minimum wage over the last three months, currently €3,680 per month.
Your qualifying income must come from employers or clients outside Portugal.
Residence if you plan to settle; temporary stay for less than a year. The guide compares both.