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Portugal D7 Visa Income Checker

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Check your pensions, Social Security and regular withdrawals against Portugal's D7 visa: the minimum wage for you, 50% more for a spouse and 30% for each child, plus about a year of it in savings. The D7 (passive income) visa is Portugal's usual route for retirees. It leads to a residence permit, and holders are expected to live in Portugal.

Portugal visa income checker

Your income against Portugal's D7 visa test, in euros at today's rate. It starts with Joan Mercer's numbers: change any of them to yours.

Dollars per euro from your bank. Blank uses the ECB rate.
1 EUR = 1.1193 USD · 1 USD = €0.8934 ECB euro foreign exchange reference rate, 23 Oct 2026

Euro amounts are converted at this rate and are estimates. Currency moves change what your life in Europe costs in dollars: a weaker dollar makes it more expensive.

Comfortably above the minimum. Your income is €4,690 a month ($5,250), 5.10 times the €920 ($1,030) Portugal's D7 visa asks for your household.
€920
minimum a month
€11,040 a year
€4,690
your income a month
€1,380
a comfortable margin (1.5x)
5.7065
dollars per euro at which your income would only just meet the minimum

Portuguese consulates also usually look for about a year of the requirement in a Portuguese bank account: €11,040 for your household. Your savings: €107,210.

Your savings (€107,210) would cover the whole minimum for 9.7 years on their own, a useful backup to show.

Portugal's D7 visa asks for the minimum wage for the main applicant, 50% more for a spouse and 30% for each child, plus private health insurance. Each consulate applies the test its own way; this is a guide, not an approval.

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