Start Your Journey to Portugal
Portugal is an attractive destination for students, professionals, and families, offering affordable education, English-taught programs, and a high quality of life. As an EU and Schengen member, Portugal provides access to Europe along with friendly immigration policies.
Buslana Legal Services provides complete assistance for study, work, visit, residence, and family visas for Portugal.
Portugal ?
- Affordable tuition fees and living costs
- English-taught Bachelor, Master, and PhD programs
- Part-time work allowed during studies
- Growing demand in IT, healthcare, engineering, and tourism
- EU & Schengen access
- Pathways to permanent residence & Portuguese citizenship
Our Portugal Visa & Immigration Services
Explore the main visa types for Portugal, including student, work, visit, residence, family, and investment visas, with requirements and cost ranges.
Student Visa
Main Points:
Study at Portuguese universities and institutions
Part-time work allowed (up to 20 hours/week)
Renewable residence permit
Requirements:
Admission letter from Portuguese institution
Proof of sufficient funds (~€500–€900/month)
Health insurance
Valid passport and accommodation proof
Cost Range:
Visa & Permit Fee: €100–€200
Visitor Visa
Main Points:
Tourism, family visits, or short business trips
Stay up to 90 days within Schengen
Single or multiple entry
Requirements:
Travel itinerary
Accommodation proof
Travel insurance
Financial proof and return ticket
Cost Range:
Visa Fee: €80
Skilled Worker
Main Points:
For skilled and semi-skilled professionals
Employer sponsorship required
Renewable long-term residence
Requirements:
Job offer from Portuguese employer
Employment contract
Relevant qualifications or experience
Cost Range:
Work Permit Fee: €150–€300
Need Help With Portugal Visas or Immigration?
Buslana Legal Services provides free consultation, university admissions, student visa filing, work permits, family reunification, investment immigration, and citizenship services.
Contact us today and start your journey to Portugal