Browse more practical guides for foreigners living in Portugal.
A practical Article 99 guide for spouses and minor children in Portugal family reunification: who qualifies, custody documents, spouse work rights, school, SNS, renewal, and relationship-change risks.
A practical 2026 guide to Article 100 family reunification in Portugal for unmarried partners in união de facto, including proof, cohabitation evidence, common child evidence, documents, and AIMA risk points.
Can international students work in Portugal in 2026? This guide explains Article 97, the current complementary-work rule, why the old 20-hour answer is unsafe, what employers need, and how work affects renewal.
A practical guide to bringing dependent parents to Portugal through family reunification, including Article 99 ascendant rules, dependency evidence, income examples, documents, AIMA process, and common refusal risks.
AIMA Article 92 Portugal 2026: current status, age limit, requirements, documents and rules for secondary-school and qualifying training cases.
How Portugal's AIMA Article 93 trainee and internship residence permit works: who qualifies, why it is not a normal paid internship visa, and what the training contract must say.
Portugal's AIMA Article 94 volunteer residence permit explained: what counts as a real volunteer programme, why it cannot be renewed, and the consular step you cannot skip.
Article 91 covers Portugal's higher education student residence permit, including documents, AIMA appointment steps, work rights, renewal, and post-study options.
Article 91-A covers student mobility to Portugal for non-EU students already holding an EU residence permit, including Erasmus+ and AIMA notification rules.
Article 91-B covers Portugal's researcher residence permit, including hosting agreements, AIMA process steps, exemptions, family reunification, and validity.
Article 91-C covers researcher mobility to Portugal for permit holders from another EU state, including the 180-day rule and long-term mobility process.
A practical 2026 guide to Portugal Article 90 and the D3 highly qualified activity route, including salary thresholds, documents, direct Article 90 applications and common refusal risks.
