With several visa types available in Portugal, which one is the correct option for you? This guide will list all the options and explain what each one is for.

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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.

You may have heard about the D7 and the Golden Visa but perhaps you don't know which one is best for you. Luckily we compared and reviewed both of them side by side for you.