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Digital Nomad Portugal

Discover More About Living and Working Remotely in Portugal

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Madeira, Portugal

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Ericeira, Portugal

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Your Guide | Digital Nomad Portugal

1. Why Choose Portugal?

Portugal is a top destination for digital nomads, offering a mix of sunny weather, affordable living, and a vibrant culture. With picturesque coastal towns, bustling cities, and a strong digital nomad community, Portugal is perfect for remote workers seeking balance between work and relaxation. The country's friendly locals, delicious cuisine, and excellent infrastructure make it an attractive base for short-term or long-term stays.


2. Visa and Entry Requirements

Portugal offers several visa options for digital nomads:

  • Schengen Tourist Visa: Allows stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period for many nationalities.

  • D7 Visa: Tailored for remote workers or people with passive income, allowing longer stays with the possibility of residency.

  • Digital Nomad Visa: Introduced in 2022, specifically designed for remote workers earning a minimum income threshold.

Check this blog for more details about visa's and immigration..

3. Cost of Living

Portugal is known for being one of the more affordable destinations in Western Europe. Here’s an average breakdown:

  • Accommodation: €700–€1,500/month for a one-bedroom apartment in Lisbon or Porto; €500–€1,000 in smaller towns.

  • Food: Dining out costs €10–€20 for a meal at a mid-range restaurant; groceries for a month average €200–€300.

  • Transportation: Public transport passes cost €30–€50/month in cities.

  • Coworking Spaces: Prices range from €100–€300/month depending on the location.

Use Numbeo for detailed cost comparisons for detailed, city-specific cost comparisons.

4. Weather and Climate

Portugal’s mild climate is a major draw for digital nomads:

  • Spring (March–May): Temperatures range from 15°C to 20°C, perfect for exploring.

  • Summer (June–August): Hot and sunny, with coastal temperatures around 25°C to 30°C.

  • Autumn (September–November): Mild and pleasant, ideal for hiking or beach days.

  • Winter (December–February): Mild winters (10°C–15°C) in most regions, though mountain areas may see snow.

Check climate details over at Timeanddate.com or weather insights.


5. Internet and Work Infrastructure

Portugal has fast and reliable internet, with an average speed of 100 Mbps in urban areas. Coworking spaces and remote-friendly cafés are abundant, particularly in Lisbon, Porto, and coastal hubs like Ericeira and Madeira. Check our coworking guides for Ericeira and Madeira here.


6. Safety and Healthcare

Portugal is one of the safest countries in Europe, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere. Healthcare is affordable and high-quality, with access to both public and private facilities. We recommend using SafetyWing for travel insurance for affordable and reliable travel insurance for non-residents.

Community | Digital Nomad Portugal

For guaranteed community vibes, check out our coliving communities in Portugal. With shared spaces, organized activities, and a welcoming environment, it’s easy to connect with like-minded people. Explore more about our colivings in portugal here.