Schengen Short-Stay Visa
A practical guide to Portugal’s Schengen short-stay visa for tourism, family visits, business and other eligible stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
A practical guide to Portugal’s Schengen short-stay visa for tourism, family visits, business and other eligible stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
Information about Portugal’s airport transit visa for certain travellers passing through the international transit area of a Portuguese airport.
A guide to Portugal’s seasonal-work visa framework for qualifying temporary employment in recognised seasonal sectors.
An overview of Portugal’s temporary-stay visa category for qualifying stays longer than an ordinary short visit but generally under one year.
Portugal visa information for employees and self-employed professionals carrying out temporary professional activity for less than one year.
A guide to Portugal’s temporary remote-work visa for qualifying employees and independent professionals working for entities outside Portugal.
Portugal visa information for temporary research, higher-education teaching or highly qualified professional activity lasting less than one year.
A guide to temporary study, exchange, professional training and volunteering stays in Portugal when the activity does not require a long-term residence route.
Portugal visa guidance for patients travelling for planned medical treatment under private arrangements or qualifying cooperation frameworks.
Information about Portugal’s temporary-stay visa for an eligible relative accompanying a family member who will receive medical treatment in Portugal.
A guide to Portugal’s temporary-stay visa for qualifying amateur sports activity carried out for less than one year.
Portugal visa information for qualifying intra-group service or professional-training transfers involving nationals of WTO member states.
A guide to Portugal’s temporary visa route for artists and workers connected with performing-arts productions and events.
An overview of Portugal’s residence-visa framework for third-country nationals who intend to establish longer-term residence.
A guide to Portugal’s D1 employment residence route for third-country nationals with qualifying employed work in Portugal.
Portugal’s D2 residence route for entrepreneurs and self-employed professionals planning genuine economic or professional activity in Portugal.
A guide to Portugal’s D3 residence route for research, higher-education teaching and qualifying highly skilled professional activity.
Portugal residence-visa guidance for longer-term study, student exchange, professional training or volunteering where a residence route is required.
A guide to Portugal’s higher-education mobility residence route for students already studying in another EU Member State.
Portugal’s family-reunification residence visa for eligible relatives of people who hold qualifying residence status in Portugal.
A guide to Portugal’s D7 residence route for retirees and people supported by regular own-source income who plan to live in Portugal.
Portugal’s D8 residence route for qualifying remote employees and independent professionals working for employers or clients outside Portugal.
A guide to Portugal’s job-seeker visa framework and the transition to employed residence after a qualifying employment relationship is formed.
Portugal’s residence route for qualifying artists and workers connected with performing-arts activity expected to support longer-term residence.