Portugal Sets €4,080 Income Requirement for Digital Nomad Visa

Portugal has introduced a long-term digital nomad visa, requiring applicants to demonstrate an average monthly income of at least €4,080, which is four times the national minimum wage of €1,020. This requirement is outlined on the official portal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Applicants must provide proof of income over the past three months, with specific documentation depending on their employment status. Those employed must submit a valid work contract or a declaration from their employer, while self-employed individuals have options including a society contract or proof of services rendered.
Additional documentation required includes a completed application form, passport-sized photographs, a valid travel document, travel insurance, and a criminal record certificate from the applicant's home country. The digital nomad visa aims to attract remote workers and is part of a broader trend of countries offering dedicated visa pathways for location-independent professionals.
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