$ 3000
What it includes:
Review of all your documentation including the business plan or activity
NIF + Bank account
Embassy appointment
Residence permit
Purchase
Based on average cost of office space in US.
$1599 seat / per year
Limited physical space
Limited physical space
Limited physical space
Limited physical space
Excellent for scaling teams to build culture.
$799 seat / per year
Unlimited guests
Unlimited meeting space
8 apps open per participant
1 shared browser per 4 participants
Free 30 day trial
For large organizations to build real culture.
$899 seat / per year
Unlimited guests
Unlimited meeting space
Unlimted apps open per participant
Unlimited shared browsers
Free 30 day trial
The applicant must set up a company in Portugal with a business plan outlining the intended establishment or activity, the anticipated investment, anticipated revenue, and anticipated costs. Profitability and, if necessary, the possibility of job creation.
Mandatory: Portugal Tax Number (NIF) as well as a bank account.
In person at the Portuguese Embassy or the appropriate authority in the country of origin or legal residence.
Depending on the consulate or embassy, visa requirements may differ. We will organize everything for you prior to your appointment.
Visa fee: on average €90 per applicant, but this may vary. Resolved within sixty days of receipt.
Must enter Portuguese Territory within the visa's four-month validity period.
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Rarely is the initial residential permit granted for a period of two years, followed by a three-year extension.
A resident who has lived in Portugal for five years is eligible to apply for a permanent residency permit valid for five years and can then pursue Portuguese citizenship.
Moving is difficult, so we're sure you have a lot of questions!
The Portugal D2 Visa, often referred to as the Immigrant Entrepreneur Visa, is designed for non-European Union individuals who wish to invest in Portugal, either by establishing a business or pursuing a self-employment profession. It initially grants a residence permit for one year, extendable for successive periods of two years.
The D2 Visa is for non-EU individuals who want to start or invest in a small or medium-sized business in Portugal. The applicant should have enough funds to make the investment, or have access to a viable business plan that can contribute to Portugal's economic growth. There are no strict financial requirements, but typically, a minimum investment of €5,000 is expected.
The Portugal D2 Visa gives you the right to live and work in Portugal, as well as travel within the Schengen Area. It can also be a pathway to permanent residence and eventual citizenship. Family reunification is possible, meaning visa holders can bring their family members to live with them.
The processing time can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the workload of the Immigration and Borders Service (SEF). Generally, it can take from 3 to 4 months, but it's always wise to apply well in advance of your intended move date.
Yes, the D2 Visa is initially valid for one year and can be renewed for successive periods of two years. Renewal depends on maintaining the requirements of the visa, such as running your business, and demonstrating you have sufficient means of subsistence.
MovingTo provides a comprehensive suite of services designed to facilitate the D2 Visa application process. We provide resources and support to help you locate and compare the best visa service providers, as well as information on insurance, lodging, and other topics. In addition, we now offer our own visa services at prices that are extremely competitive, as well as a platform where you can compare prices and read user reviews to make informed decisions.
Yes, we do. MovingTo helps users find the best mortgage rates in Portugal. Whether you're buying property as an investment for your Golden visa or for personal use, our platform compares the best mortgage options based on your needs and preferences.
We verify all service providers before they are listed on our platform. We also allow our users to rate and review their experiences with these companies, ensuring that you can make an informed decision based on their feedback.
Apart from visa services, we offer a host of other resources. These include comparisons of health insurance providers, broadband and phone services, and assistance with obtaining citizenship, birth certificates, and tax numbers. We aim to be your one-stop-shop for moving to Portugal.
For any additional questions or assistance, our customer service team is always here to help. You can contact us via email.
Movingto is digital-only, with modern processes. We're not a clunky old and expensive law firm.
Because we're digital-only with cutting edge technology and processes, we can process visas at a fraction of the time.
Lower prices and faster turnaround results in happy customers. We get great reviews from people all over the world.
Daniel Rose, from California, USA
"Movingto is seriously awesome! They made my business expansion to Portugal smooth, providing D2 visa info and paperwork help. The supportive team eased what seemed a complex process. Today, I'm writing this from my new office in Lisbon, all thanks to them. If moving to Portugal, choose Movingto. They're amazing!"
Oscar Eel, from London, UK
"Movingto helped me getting a digital nomad visa for Portugal. My job is in UK and I can work remotely from anywhere. They also introduced me to the benefits of the NHR and I’ve been saving a lot of money while traveling. I couldn’t recommend them more"
Chris Coyier, from New York, USA
I used this service to get a NIF number for my father. They managed to get it in less than 7 days, gave me a log in to manage the number as well.I haven't got around to using it for their other services yet, but it worked well for me.
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Not sure which visa is best for you? We've compared and reviewed the D2 Startup and D7 Passive Income visas side by side.
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The Portugal D2 Visa, also known as the Startup Visa for non-EU entrepreneurs or self-employed professionals, who wants to buy or set up a business in Portugal
Don't miss out on Portugal's non-habitual resident known as NHR tax regime and the opportunity for tax savings and living in a beautiful European location
