Whether you’re newly settled or have been enjoying life in Portugal for some time, it’s important to stay informed about your residency status — especially if you’re living here on a D7 visa.As the immigration system continues to evolve, particularly with the transition from SEF to AIMA, the renewal process can feel a bit uncertain.
Requirements may shift, appointment availability can vary, and timelines aren’t always clear. That’s why planning ahead is more important than ever.Don’t risk delays or rejections — join special guests from Ei! Migration Agency for a must-attend webinar that breaks down the latest AIMA requirements and renewal procedures.
What You’ll Learn:
- Whether a NISS number is now required for D7 renewals
- How to get a NISS and Chave Móvel Digital — online or in person
- What AIMA expects in terms of bank statements, income, and spending
- What documents homeowners and renters must provide
- Whether responsibility agreements and notarised documents are needed
- How Portugal is handling NHR commitments for existing residents
- What to do if only one spouse is listed on the lease or deed
- How to prove residency and tax compliance effectively
Renewing your D7 visa doesn’t have to be stressful — but it does require preparation. Understanding what’s expected and when to act can help you avoid unnecessary delays and keep your residency on track.
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