Visa & Relocation

There are many reasons to get a visa — work, to move, to study or invest in Portugal. We help facilitate the acquisition of visas and residency permits.

Work Visa: If you have a job offer in Portugal, you can apply for a work visa. Employers often assist in the application process.

Student Visa: Students planning to study in Portugal can apply for a student visa, which is typically granted for the duration of their academic program.

D-2 Visa: Also known as an Entrepreneur Visa, this visa is designed for individuals looking to start a business or invest in Portugal. You'll need to present a viable business plan.

Golden Visa: This program allows non-EU citizens to obtain residency by making a significant investment in Portugal, such as buying property, cultural investments or creating jobs.

Retirement Visa: Portugal offers a retiree-friendly regime, making it an attractive destination for retirees. To qualify, you need to meet specific financial criteria and provide proof of pension or retirement income.

Startup Visa: Entrepreneurs with innovative business ideas may qualify for a startup visa, which encourages the development of new businesses in Portugal.

Digital Nomad Visa: This visa is for individuals who can support themselves financially without working in Portugal or working for a foreign company.