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The general rule of thumb is that if you’re planning on staying in Portugal for more than three months, you must apply for a Portuguese residence permit or a residence visa—depending on what you’re staying for. Once you’ve been residing in Portugal with an appropriate residence permit for five years, you can then apply for permanent residency or Portuguese citizenship. We’ll be talking about residency and citizenship in the next chapter.

The Portuguese Startup Visa is an increasingly popular option for entrepreneurs moving to Portugal. On our comparison of leading firms, we compare prices, time and other criteria to help you get it at the most competitive prices. We've done the comparisons so you don't have to.

The Portuguese Golden Visa exploded in popularity since it was introduced almost 10 years ago. It's arguably the best Golden Visa in Europe and for good reason. We compare firms and prices to make sure you're getting it in the most cost effective way possible.