Visas in Portugal
We offer complete assistance in obtaining visas in Portugal, helping you choose the appropriate type — work, study or residence — and collecting and delivering the necessary documentation, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience.
Discover the types of visas we offer:
Work Seeker Visa
Allows entry into Portugal to seek employment. Valid for 120 days, it can be extended for a further 60 days, provided that you prove your means of subsistence and register with the IEFP. The visa entitles you to apply for a Residence Permit.
Digital Nomad Visa
Intended for remote workers who wish to settle temporarily (3 months to 1 year) or permanently in Portugal. Initially granted for 120 days, it can be converted into a residence permit for 2 years, extendable for a further 3. Your family members can also legally reside in the country.
D1 Visa – Work
Granted to those who already have a guaranteed employment contract in Portugal. It is necessary to present a signed contract and proof of accommodation and means of subsistence.
D2 Visa – Entrepreneur
Ideal for those who want to invest in Portugal. It is necessary to prove self-employment or demonstrate that the new business will have a positive economic impact on the country.
D3 Visa – Highly Qualified Professionals
Intended for individuals with specialized technical skills seeking international opportunities. Proof of qualifications and experience is required.
D4 Visa – Study (University Enrollment)
Recommended for long-term studies (more than one year). Allows you to apply for Portuguese citizenship after five years of residence.
D5 Visa – Studies
Aimed at foreigners who wish to study in Portugal. Initially valid for 120 days, with the possibility of extension, and allows the exercise of professional activities during the stay.
D6 Visa – Family Reunification
Allows family members of residence visa holders to move to Portugal. Eligible for citizens with legal family members in the country.
D7 Visa – Retirees and Income Holders
Intended for those who have a guaranteed monthly income and wish to live in Portugal with their own means of support.
CPLP Visa
Designed for citizens of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) countries. It must be requested in the country of origin and allows entry into Portugal for work, study, research or internship.