In order to facilitate understanding of the main changes to key migration legislation in Portugal, the High Commission for Migration published a brochure containing information for migrants, employers, relevant associations and all agencies working with migrants.
The main changes introduced to the legislation and covered in the brochure are as follows:
- Facilitation of the visa-issuing process for citizens from the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries (CPLP)
- Establishment of a visa for those seeking employment in Portugal, allowing entry for third-country nationals coming to look for work, for a period of 120+60 days
- Attribution of a temporary stay or residence visa to workers and remote workers / digital nomads
- Closure of the quota regime for residence visas for subordinate work
- Facilitation of the residence visa process for foreign students who attend higher education in Portugal
- Access to a temporary stay or residence visa for family members of applicants for a temporary stay or residence visa, allowing families to enter the country together
- Simplification of procedures and increased validity periods for relevant documents
The brochure also provides a list of useful contacts. Besides Portuguese and English, it is available in French.
Brochure on foreigners law_Portugal
English
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- Authors
- High Commission for Migration (Alto Comissariado para as Migrações, I.P.)
- Geographic area
- Portugal
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- National governmental actor
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