What are the different types of Portuguese visas? What are the requirements and requirements?

1.Ordinary short-term visa.

This is a universal 90-day visa for tourism, family visits, short-term work, or business. You will need to submit a valid ID, passport**, health insurance in the application form.

Certificates, return tickets, etc.

2.Seasonal work visas.

Workers in general retail, construction, agriculture and forestry, fishing and hunting, food, wine or tobacco can apply after meeting the conditions. Among them, the main application materials are: valid identity documents, passports**, proof of financial self-care during the stay, round-trip air ticket reservations, and airport transit visas.

3.Airport transit visa.

without entering the Schengen area.

In the case of flights from one flight to another in the international area of the airport. They do not need a Portuguese entry visa, otherwise all in the Schengen countries.

Passengers transiting through the airport must have this visa.

4.Portugal Temporary Residence Visa.

A temporary residence visa is a Portuguese national visa that allows you to stay in Portugal for one year. This visa allows multiple entries, which means that overseas people can leave the country for a short period of time. All third-country nationals staying in Portugal for more than 90 days will need a temporary residence visa for less than one year.

Applicants should apply for a visa at a Portuguese embassy or consulate. The deadline for the Portuguese immigration authorities to decide to apply for a temporary visa is 30 months before the date of travel. However, applicants can apply several months in advance.

The common classifications are as follows:

5.Temporary work visas.

Continue to work in Portugal for 90 years in any year. Portugal work visas can be used for long-term seasonal work, self-employment or freelancing, scientific or academic work, amateur sports activities, or any other skill.

6.Study visa.

Any suitable duration of Portugal 90 is from one year to one year of study. This includes secondary, graduate, or postgraduate education. In addition to the general documents, the applicant will need to confirm the course of study at a Portuguese educational institution and prove that the course duration does not exceed one year.

7.Portugal long-stay visa.

Also known as a residence visa, it is a Portuguese national visa for stays of more than one year. With this visa, the applicant needs to apply to the Portuguese Immigration Department.

Apply for a Portuguese residence permit. Common visa categories are:

8.Work visa.

This applies to any long-term or permanent work placement for more than one year. The documents that applicants need to provide include: a work contract or service agreement, a letter from an academic or research institution detailing the nature of the work, etc.

9.Study visa.

This is the duration of more than one year of study at all levels of secondary education and above. Applicants will need to provide proof of acceptance to the course or school, such as an official letter from an accredited institution. For higher-level academic programs, applicants may also need to demonstrate that you meet the admission criteria.

There are two main types of Portuguese visas: short-term visas and residence visas, and any type of visa application must be submitted to the Portuguese embassy or consulate in the local area, and approved by the Portuguese Immigration Bureau and ***.

Portugal Visa has a student visa. For a work visa, you need to prepare an approval form, a passport, and a signature from the consulate.

There are long-term visas, short-term visas, etc., and the requirements are very high or difficult.

In October, Portugal began to implement the "** Residence Permit Program", that is, "** visa", which allows foreigners to obtain Portuguese residence status by investing 1 million euros in Portugal, or buying movable property worth 500,000 euros, or creating more than 10 jobs. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and have no criminal record; Buy a property worth 500,000 euros or more in Portugal (the property must be approved and approved by the authorities before you can apply for immigration) and deposit 6,000 euros in Portugal for living security. **Visa Renewal Conditions:

1-year visa granted for the first time; 1-year renewal to obtain a 2-year residence visa; After the expiration of the 2-year period, the contract will be renewed for another 2 years (referred to as 1 2 2). After 5 years, you can apply for permanent residence. The applicant and his or her spouse must have lived in Portugal for at least 7 days in the first year.

For the next two years, you will need to live for at least 14 days. The main benefit of the Portugal** visa: stay in an EU country other than Portugal for the duration of the granted residence permit.

The investor can also have Portuguese residency, as long as he resides in Portugal for at least 7 days in a year or 14 days in a two-year period. Travel freely in the EU and Schengen countries. **Visa holders do not need to apply for an additional visa to travel to Europe.

Holders of ** visas can apply for a Portuguese permit for family members. This will give family members the freedom to live, study, travel and work, among other things, throughout the EU countries. Applicants have the right to apply to become Portuguese citizens.

After 6 years of residence, the applicant can apply for a Portuguese passport. Becoming a ** visa holder entitles you to the same benefits as a local resident, such as education, social assistance and medical care. It will be easier to apply to reside in other European countries after having a residence permit in Portugal with Portuguese citizenship requirements:

Applicants must be over 18 years old, have no criminal record, hold a residence permit for 6 years to apply for Portuguese nationality, enjoy visa-free access to 165 countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries, Portugal has attracted many foreign investors since the launch of this program, among which Chinese investors are the first. So far, Portugal has issued a total of 1,649 "** visas".

The Portugal** visa is an immigrant visa that can be submitted by overseas personnel if they meet the requirements. There are a number of documents that overseas nationals must submit to the Portuguese authorities when applying for a Portugal** visa.

Portugal's ** visa bill was first proposed in 20 1 2 years. The Portuguese** Residence Permit Scheme (ARI) allows non-EU EEA citizens to invest in Portugal for 5 years and obtain a special residence permit. This project brings to Portugal a new type of international buyer that did not exist 20 years ago.

20 1 9 was 7 years of sustained economic growth in Portugal. Thanks to the investment support policies of Portugal** and the European Union, high-yield, affordable real estate, Portugal offers unrivalled investment opportunities for international capital. By attracting foreign investment and revitalizing the economy.

Since its launch, the program has become one of the most popular residency visa programs in Europe due to its low investment threshold (only 281,000 euros to buy a property that requires further renovation) and a short citizenship period (5 years).

Since the announcement of the new policy, there has been a strong increase in demand for options for 3.5 million euros to buy a house. The aim of this new policy is to direct real estate investment to inland areas, especially central Portugal. Eligible investments in inland areas can help investors apply for ** visas with a minimum of €2.8 million.

If any documents are missing or incomplete, your Portugal** visa application may be significantly delayed.

What are the documents for a Portugal** visa application?

1. Passport or other valid travel documents;

2. Proof of entry and legal stay in the national territory;

3. Health protection certificate of the national health service guarantee certificate;

4. Certificate of no criminal record (certified by diplomatic representatives or Portuguese consulates). The certificate must not be older than three months and must be translated into Portuguese;

5. Tax ID certificate or equivalent certificate of country of origin, country of residence or financial residence;

6. Complete the application for consultation authorization from the Portuguese Criminal Registry;

7. Statement of Commitment of Honor, the applicant will meet the minimum number and time requirements for investment activities in the national territory (five years);

8. Present the maximum information issued by the tax authorities, customs and social security authorities for a negative declaration of 45 debts or, if this is not possible, a declaration that there are no such entities registered.

Generally speaking, when people apply for a Portugal** visa, they must submit true, valid, and complete application materials in order to obtain status smoothly!

Passport or other valid travel document;

Proof of entry and lawful stay in the country's territorial territory;

Proof of health protection, a document proving that you are covered by the National Health Service;

Police clearance certificate from your country of origin or from a country (or countries) where you have lived for more than one year (by a diplomatic representative or the Portuguese Consulate in Hyochun). The certificate cannot be older than three months and must be translated into Portuguese;

Passport or other valid proof of fulfillment, as well as proof of entry into the territory of the State, proof of health protection.

You need an ID card, a passport, and a certificate of health guarantee, which are all indispensable.

Residency in Portugal is an official program of Portugal** and was promulgated on 8 October 2012. At present, after the implementation of the new Portuguese policy, the minimum investment in commercial real estate starting from 280,000 euros can apply for Portuguese residency.

Project Advantages:

1. Among all the ** residence visa programs, Portugal is one of the programs that make it easy to quickly obtain EU status. It takes only 12 months to obtain a residence permit in Portugal at a low cost, and the residence requirement to apply for a passport is only 7 days or more per year.

2. Enjoy the benefits of Portugal and the European Union.

3. You can apply for EU citizens from more than 150 visa-free countries.

4. Free passage in the Schengen area (26 countries).

5. You can apply for immigration status by buying a house.

6. The definition of kinship is very generous, and the members of the family can include children of any age who are not independent and parents who live together. Live, study and work in EU countries with family and parents.

7. The tax system is one of the very favourable countries in the European Union, and Portuguese citizens who are not tax residents or (who have lived in Portugal for less than 183 days per year) are exempt from almost all foreign income taxes.

Application Requirements:

1. Be at least 18 years old.

2. No criminal record.

3. Non-EU citizens.

4. Portuguese real estate investors.

Portugal Visa Application Process:

1.The visa applicant must determine the purpose of the trip to Portugal and the itinerary plan.

3.Prepare the materials.

1) Notarized and authenticated materials.

2) Materials issued by a third party, such as bank statements or tax payment certificates.

3) Fill in the visa application form (in English or Portuguese).

4.Visa applicants (in person) queue up in front of the visa section of the Portuguese Embassy or Consulates in China without making an appointment. Go through the visa application procedures in order, pay the visa fee and submit the visa application materials.

5.Pending review or supplemental materials.

6.After collecting the visa, you should carefully check whether the information on the visa is correct, especially whether the start and end time of the visa validity period and the number of days of stay are consistent with the application, whether the personal information on the visa such as the name is spelled correctly, and if you find any errors, you should contact the visa office in time.

Application Materials:1The passport of the Portuguese visa applicant must be valid for 3 months after the expiration of the Portuguese visa and must have at least two blank pages.

2.A copy of the identity page of the Portuguese visa applicant's passport (or a copy of the extension page if there is an extension).

3.A document showing information about the Portuguese visa applicant's previous trips abroad; The old passport must be provided if it contains previous travel information.

4.Photocopies of all pages of the Portuguese visa applicant's family register (originals must be presented).

5.A copy of the identity card of the Portuguese visa applicant (the original must be presented).

6.Two two-inch bareheaded colour passports of Portuguese visa applicants** (3*4cm) with white background, pinned to the application**.

7.One set is filled out correctly"Schengen visa application**"Original, signed by Portuguese visa applicants.

8.Proof of solvency for the duration of the stay in Portugal for Portuguese visa applicants: bank statements for the last 3 to 6 months, no proof of deposit required.

9.A letter from the employer or company of the Portuguese visa applicant.

10.Proof of ownership of immovable property owned by the Portuguese visa applicant (English translation must be provided).

11.Medical insurance that covers the actual length of stay in the Schengen area with a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros (300,000 RMB). Original and photocopy.

12.Confirmed round-trip ticket reservation for Portugal visa.

13.Travel plans and itinerary (in Portuguese or English) for the Portuguese visa applicant, including dates and locations of stay in Portugal and other Schengen countries (name of the hotel booked, **, fax number, length of stay, etc.).

Visa fees. 1.Applicants are required to pay a visa fee of 60 euros.

2.6 Children under the age of 12 are required to pay a visa fee of 35 euros.

3.Visa fees are waived for children under 6 years old.

4.Long-term visa fees refer to the embassy or consulate price list.