Aperçu
Portugal groups national visas by purpose. A residence visa is valid for two entries and four months. You then apply for a residence permit with AIMA, the immigration agency.
Programmes d'immigration
Residence visa: living from passive income
Listed on the residency page. You need a document certifying revenue from movable and immovable property, or intellectual or financial assets. The page does not state a minimum amount.
Skilled job seeker visa
Not available when we checked
The portal labels it suspended and not yet available at Portuguese consular offices, pending regulation of Article 57-A of the Foreigners' Law.
Comment ça marche avec Visafeast
- 1Free 15-minute call
Tell us where you want to go and why. We tell you honestly what to prepare. - 2File review
We check your documents against the official list and point out weak spots before you pay any embassy fee. - 3Preparation
Your personal checklist, a clear travel plan and a cover letter that explains your funds and purpose. - 4Application support
Help with the online form, payment steps and appointment booking. - 5Decision and next steps
We update you on WhatsApp. If a file is refused, we read the letter and plan the next step honestly.
Fee
The national visa processing fee is €110. Some groups are exempt. Residence permit requirements are set by AIMA, whose page we could not read, so we show none here.
Sources officielles
Nous avons lu ces pages officielles le 6 nov. 2026. Les règles, les frais et le statut peuvent changer : vérifiez la page avant de déposer votre demande.
- Residency visas (Portugal visa portal)
- Type of visa (Portugal visa portal)
- Job seeker visa (Portugal visa portal)
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