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Transitioning a D7 visa to citizenship in Portugal?

Transitioning a D7 visa to citizenship in Portugal?

Movingto Editorial Team
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November 29, 2021

If you manage to renew your D7 visa and remain in Portugal as a resident for more than five years, you will be eligible for Portuguese citizenship. Once you have Portuguese citizenship, you will no longer need to apply for, or renew a Portuguese visa. 

With Portuguese citizenship, you will be a citizen of the European Union which will entitle you to live and work anywhere in the EU.


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