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Residency

Before jumping over different visa types, we should know the duration of your stay. Based on your stay, visa types are mainly categorized in the below 3 categories:

Short-Term

01. Short Stay Visa (Schengen)

Valid for up to 90 days for purposes such as tourism, family visits, or short-term work.

Study or Work

02. Temporary Stay Visa

Allows stays under one year, generally for specific reasons such as study or work.

Residency

03. Residency Visa

Valid for longer-term stays, typically allowing for a period of 4 months with two entries.

Based on age or career stage, Portugal offers different types of residency permits. In order to deliver practical insights about each type, here, we’ve reflected different types of categorization based on the typical eligibility and purpose of each residency.

Young Adventurers

 

Residence Permit for Study  is designed for those pursuing education, often appealing to younger applicants or those in an academic phase of life.

Retirees or Passive Income Receivers

 

These options cater to individuals nearing or in retirement or those with passive income or savings.

Professionals, Entrepreneurs

 

These residency permits suit individuals in their working years (often 30s-50s) who are self-employed, seeking a job, or starting a business.

Others

 

For those not committing to long-term residency or people of any age exploring Portugal.

What We Offer - Shortcut

Tailored to Your Life Stage

Young Adventuress

Retirees & Passive Income Receivers

Families & Friends Reunion

Business & Career Focus

Work & Job Seekers

Entrepreneurs & Investors

Freelances & Digital Nomads

Short Term Visits

Tourists & Scouts

Family & Friends Visit

How We Approach – A Step-by-Step Guide

Regardless of the purpose and duration of your stay, this is our structured process to help you navigate it confidently:

1

Consultation

Get a clear understanding of what to expect: timeline, costs, and next steps, before you start.
2

Preparation

Residency requirements vary for different individuals and nationalities, but one thing remains constant: the importance of thorough preparation. Don't risk your application - prioritize your preparation and ensure a smooth journey.
3

Apply

Your preparation is complete, now it's time to apply. Submission requirements vary for different residency types, but one thing is crucial to all: accuracy and attention to detail. Don't jeopardize your application - ensure you submit a flawless application and take the next step towards a successful residency.
4

Follow Up

You've applied, now let us take the reins. Our follow-up process is what sets us apart - we'll proactively track your application, resolve any complications, and keep you informed every step of the way. This is our superpower, and we'll wield it to secure your residency with ease and efficiency.
5

Settling In

Welcome to your new home! We're proud to have played a part in helping you achieve your residency goals. But we know that settling into a new country can be overwhelming, which is why we're committed to providing you with continued support and care. Our post-residency services are designed to help you thrive in your new environment, from finding employment and education opportunities to connecting with like-minded individuals and building a social network. We'll be with you every step of the way, ensuring that you feel supported, connected, and at home.

Final Tips for a Smooth Purchase

  • Work with professionals who understand the intricacies of residency applications and can guide you through the process with expertise and care. Take the first step towards a successful residency application – schedule a free consultation with us to discuss your options and create a personalized plan.
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Required Documents

As mentioned before, in order to get the Portugal's visa and residency, required documents are varied for different scenarios and nationalities. However, you will need the below documents in general:

As an EU citizen, you’ll need:

  • A Portuguese tax number (NIF)
  • A valid passport or ID
  • Proof of address
  • A Portuguese bank account.

To move to Portugal as a non-EU citizen, you’ll need:

  • A Portuguese tax identification number (NIF)
  • A valid passport
  • Proof of address
  • A Portuguese bank account
  • and other property-related documents.

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