D7 Visa - passive rental Income, Documents needed?

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Tomc1600 Member

Member since 21 January 2024

Tomc1600Member23 January 2024 17:42:06

Hi all,

I am currently in the process of gathering the required documents for my d7 visa application. I have a passive income through my property I rent out in the UK and need to know what proof is required other than the tenancy agreement and payments going into my Portuguese bank account.

I don't have a access to a tax return as its not been a full 12 months.

Thanks in advance,

Tom

JohnnyPT Portugal Expert

Member since 23 May 2020

JohnnyPTPortugal Expert23 January 2024 20:45:17

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Hi Tom,

Don't you have proof of this periodic/monthly income on your property? E.g. rental agreement, probably with an apostille, bank statements of the rents deposited in your bank account, etc....

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Regards

Toshiro123 Member

Member since 12 November 2023

Toshiro123Member25 January 2024 16:20:45

@Tomc1600

Hi Tom,

Would you mind sharing how you're getting your UK sterling rental passive income into a Portuguese account? I am thinking of applying for D7 too but didn't know it was possible to get paid direct to Portuguese account and thought I'd be showing a copy of my UK account to prove income which I would then move to WISE and convert move to Poetuguese account. Or even as just strted renting out flat in March to het a statement from company dealing with rental contract etc

Many thanks,

Toshiro123

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