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Working Visa Options for Portugal

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Purpose
Duration
9 visas

  • Highly Qualified Activity Visa (D3)

    Processing
    3 months
    Cost
    EUR 110
    Duration
    2-year initial residence permit, renewable. Permanent residence after 5 years.
    Difficulty
    medium

    Highly Qualified Activity Visa (D3)

    EUR 110Application fee
    See official pageProof of funds
    3 monthsProcessing time
    5 yearsDuration
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  • Digital Nomad Visa (D8)

    Processing
    3 months
    Cost
    EUR 110
    Duration
    2-year initial permit, renewable. Permanent residency after 5 years.
    Difficulty
    easy

    Digital Nomad Visa (D8)

    EUR 110Application fee
    See official pageProof of funds
    3 monthsProcessing time
    5 yearsDuration
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  • Residency Visa for Subordinate Work

    Processing
    Cost
    EUR 110
    Duration
    Visa valid 4 months / two entries; then a residence permit from AIMA.
    Difficulty
    medium

    Residency Visa for Subordinate Work

    EUR 110Application fee
    See official pageProof of funds
    See official pageProcessing time
    4 monthsDuration
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  • CPLP Mobility Agreement Visa

    Processing
    Cost
    EUR 110
    Duration
    Per the CPLP Mobility Agreement.
    Difficulty
    easy

    CPLP Mobility Agreement Visa

    EUR 110Application fee
    See official pageProof of funds
    See official pageProcessing time
    See official pageDuration
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  • Temporary Stay Visa for Amateur Sports

    Processing
    Cost
    EUR 110
    Duration
    Less than one year; valid for the entire stay, multiple entries.
    Difficulty
    medium

    Temporary Stay Visa for Amateur Sports

    EUR 110Application fee
    See official pageProof of funds
    See official pageProcessing time
    See official pageDuration
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