STP
search
menu

Portugal

-

3 Months Single/Multiple Entry
POPULAR
Single/Multiple    Entry
Get by 14th Jan, 25   
Stay upto As per embassy   
Valid upto 3 Month   
Expert Consultation
Travel Insurance - ₹90
₹4599
Documents Required

What you’ll need for a successful visa application

  • Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date
  • Your passport should have a minimum of 2 blank pages
  • Your passport should have been issued within the last 10 years
  • Indian passports with any observations or corrections will not be accepted
  • Previously issued passports, if you have any

  • Two recent coloured passport-size photographs
  • Size of the photos: 35mm x 45mm without any border
  • Ensure your photos have a white background with 80% face coverage

Previous Schengen visas, if any: 

  • Clear photocopies of all previous Schengen visas. If stamped on another passport, include photocopies of the first page (bio-data) and the last page of that passport.

Valid UK, USA or Canada visas, if any: 

  • Clear photocopies of these visas.
  • If the applicant intends to travel to a third country (e.g., the UK, USA, Canada, or others) after leaving the Schengen area, the visa for the next country must be obtained first.

  • Personal bank statement (last 6 months) with seal and signature of the bank
  • Income Tax returns (last 3 years)
  • Salary slips (last 3 months)
  • Financial documents of sponsor and sponsorship letter (if sponsored)
  • GST registration certificate (If self-employed)

If company holder with business partners: 

  • Business registration certificate/ GST Registration with annex A & B/ Partnership Deed/Proof of proprietorship or other proof of ownership, a letter from the partners.
  •  Last three months personal and business bank account statements. 
  • Company’s and personal Income Tax Return (ITR) (only ITR-V, Indian Income Tax Return Verification Form or  Acknowledgement is accepted) for the last two assessment years. 
  • Letter from the partner(s). 

  • Flight Tickets
  • Hotel Booking
  • Travel Insurance

  • If you're visiting friends or family, you'll need an invitation letter along with a copy of their passport and visa

  • Minors travelling without a parent or guardian, require a NOC or No Objection Certificate from their parents
  • If employed, you require a Leave Sanction Certificate from your employer

  • Portugal visa application form
  • Original Covering letter stating the purpose and duration of stay.  (If self-employed the cover letter should be on business letterhead)
  • Original leave letter from your organisation

  • Marriage certificate (if your spouse's name is not in your passport)
  • Wedding/engagement photos and your wedding card or invitation (for newly married couples)
  • Asset documents such as fixed deposits, stocks owned and property papers
  • School/College Identity card incase the applicant is a student
  • Birth certificates for minors
  • For minors- Financial documents of parents are required to be submitted along with the application & passport copy for the parents. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, typically, you need to book round-trip flights for a Portugal Tourist Visa.

Yes, you can bring your pet with you to Portugal on a Tourist Visa, but you'll need to comply with the country's pet import regulations, including vaccinations and documentation.

A Portugal Tourist Visa is a temporary travel document that allows non-European Union (EU) citizens to visit Portugal for tourism or leisure purposes. It permits entry into Portugal for a specified duration, typically up to 90 days within a 180-day period. 

You need a Tourist Visa to visit Portugal if you are not a citizen of the European Union, the European Economic Area, or Switzerland. You can apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa at the nearest Portuguese embassy or consulate in your country.

Yes, you typically need an appointment for a visa interview.

To apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa, follow these steps:

  • Determine the type of visa you need
  • Visit the Portuguese consulate or embassy in your country.
  • Complete the visa application form
  • Gather required documents (passport, photos, travel itinerary, accommodation proof, financial statements, travel insurance, etc.)
  • Pay the visa fee
  • Schedule an appointment for biometrics and an interview, if required
  • Attend the appointment
  • Wait for visa processing (usually takes a few weeks)
  • Collect your visa or receive it by mail

You can obtain a Portugal Tourist Visa application form from the official website of the Portuguese consulate, VFS or embassy in your country.

The processing time for a Portugal Tourist Visa can vary, but it typically takes approximately 15 to 20 business days. 

Yes, you can apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa online through the official website or a trusted visa application portal.

Yes, you can apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa at the Portuguese Embassy or Consulate in your country.

For a visa interview, wear professional and conservative attire, such as a business suit or dress, in neutral colors. Avoid flashy clothing, excessive accessories, or casual wear. Dressing neatly and modestly will create a positive impression.

Yes, you can reapply for a Portugal Tourist Visa if your previous application is rejected. However, it's essential to address the reasons for the rejection and provide additional documentation or clarification to improve your chances of approval in your new application.

If you overstay your Portugal Tourist Visa, you should contact the nearest immigration authorities or consulate immediately to discuss your situation and potential consequences. It's crucial to address this issue promptly to avoid legal penalties or future travel restrictions.

Yes, children typically need a separate Tourist Visa for Portugal, just like adults.

You can apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa up to 6 months before your planned trip.

Yes, you can travel to Portugal with a Schengen Visa instead of a Portugal Tourist Visa. Portugal is part of the Schengen Area, so a Schengen Visa allows you to visit Portugal for tourist purposes.

If you lose your passport while in Portugal on a Tourist Visa, follow these steps:

  • Contact your embassy or consulate immediately
  • File a police report about the lost passport
  • Obtain a temporary travel document or emergency passport from your embassy
  • Notify your country's immigration authorities and Portuguese authorities
  • Replace your lost passport once back in your home country

Yes, there is a specific format for the invitation letter from a host in Portugal. The format may vary depending on the purpose of your visit, such as tourism, business, or family reunion. However, some common elements that the invitation letter should include are:

  • Host's Name and Contact Information
  • Guest's Name and Passport Details
  • Purpose of the Visit
  • Dates of the Visit
  • Statement of Invitation and Responsibility for Expenses (if applicable)
  • Address and Signature of the Host

Yes, typically, you need to book round-trip flights for a Portugal Tourist Visa.

Yes, you can bring your pet with you to Portugal on a Tourist Visa, but you'll need to comply with the country's pet import regulations, including vaccinations and documentation.

A Portugal Tourist Visa is a temporary travel document that allows non-European Union (EU) citizens to visit Portugal for tourism or leisure purposes. It permits entry into Portugal for a specified duration, typically up to 90 days within a 180-day period. 

You need a Tourist Visa to visit Portugal if you are not a citizen of the European Union, the European Economic Area, or Switzerland. You can apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa at the nearest Portuguese embassy or consulate in your country.

Yes, you typically need an appointment for a visa interview.

To apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa, follow these steps:

  • Determine the type of visa you need
  • Visit the Portuguese consulate or embassy in your country.
  • Complete the visa application form
  • Gather required documents (passport, photos, travel itinerary, accommodation proof, financial statements, travel insurance, etc.)
  • Pay the visa fee
  • Schedule an appointment for biometrics and an interview, if required
  • Attend the appointment
  • Wait for visa processing (usually takes a few weeks)
  • Collect your visa or receive it by mail

You can obtain a Portugal Tourist Visa application form from the official website of the Portuguese consulate, VFS or embassy in your country.

The processing time for a Portugal Tourist Visa can vary, but it typically takes approximately 15 to 20 business days. 

Yes, you can apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa online through the official website or a trusted visa application portal.

Yes, you can apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa at the Portuguese Embassy or Consulate in your country.

For a visa interview, wear professional and conservative attire, such as a business suit or dress, in neutral colors. Avoid flashy clothing, excessive accessories, or casual wear. Dressing neatly and modestly will create a positive impression.

Yes, you can reapply for a Portugal Tourist Visa if your previous application is rejected. However, it's essential to address the reasons for the rejection and provide additional documentation or clarification to improve your chances of approval in your new application.

If you overstay your Portugal Tourist Visa, you should contact the nearest immigration authorities or consulate immediately to discuss your situation and potential consequences. It's crucial to address this issue promptly to avoid legal penalties or future travel restrictions.

Yes, children typically need a separate Tourist Visa for Portugal, just like adults.

You can apply for a Portugal Tourist Visa up to 6 months before your planned trip.

Yes, you can travel to Portugal with a Schengen Visa instead of a Portugal Tourist Visa. Portugal is part of the Schengen Area, so a Schengen Visa allows you to visit Portugal for tourist purposes.

If you lose your passport while in Portugal on a Tourist Visa, follow these steps:

  • Contact your embassy or consulate immediately
  • File a police report about the lost passport
  • Obtain a temporary travel document or emergency passport from your embassy
  • Notify your country's immigration authorities and Portuguese authorities
  • Replace your lost passport once back in your home country

Yes, there is a specific format for the invitation letter from a host in Portugal. The format may vary depending on the purpose of your visit, such as tourism, business, or family reunion. However, some common elements that the invitation letter should include are:

  • Host's Name and Contact Information
  • Guest's Name and Passport Details
  • Purpose of the Visit
  • Dates of the Visit
  • Statement of Invitation and Responsibility for Expenses (if applicable)
  • Address and Signature of the Host

Additional Information

  • Your Portugal Tourist Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable when approved or rejected by the Embassy
  • Your Portugal Tourist Visa fee is approximately $128, and its equivalent in INR will depend on the exchange rate on the day you pay
  • Additional documents may be required by the Embassy and should be submitted in a timely manner
  • Your Portugal Tourist Visa application approval/rejection and processing time are all under the sole discretion of the immigration office and no one else
  • Portugal Tourist Visa issued under visit/business/transit/tourist purposes does not make the bearer eligible to work in Portugal
  • Although having a confirmed ticket and hotel reservation is not mandatory to acquire a Portugal tourist visa, it is recommended to submit a flight and hotel itinerary. Moreover, it is advisable to have refundable flight and hotel bookings

 

Portugal

Eligibility Criteria:

  • + Have a holiday in Portugal
  • + Tour various cities in Portugal
  • + Visit friends or family.
  • + Participate in social events hosted by various organisations.
  • + Visit for medical treatment.
View All Criteria

Document List:

Passport
Photograph
Financial Documents
Travel Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Invitation Letter - format provided by StampThePassport
No Objection Certificate
Supporting Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Other Documents
About Tourist Visa

Portugal Tourist Visa issued under tourist/business/transit/student purposes does not make the bearer eligible to work in Portugal. Your Portugal Tourist Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable regardless of whether it is approved or rejected by the Embassy

Important Information:

  • For children aged 0 to 6 years, the visa fee is not applicable
  • For children aged 6 to 12 years, 50% of the visa fee is waived

Operational Hours:

  • Business Days:  Monday to Friday
  • Embassy: 9.00 A.M-5.00 P.M (Mon-Fri) 
  • Public Holidays: Visa processing time may vary as per public holidays and holiday in the country where you intend to travel. 
Portugal Business Visa
POPULAR
Multiple    Entry
Get by 7th Jan, 25   
Stay upto As per embassy   
Valid upto 3 Month   
Expert Consultation
Travel Insurance - ₹90
₹4599
Documents Required

What you’ll need for a successful visa application

  • Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date
  • Your passport should have a minimum of 2 blank pages
  • Your passport should have been issued within the last 10 years
  • Indian passports with any observations or corrections will not be accepted
  • Previously issued passports, if you have any

  • Two recent coloured passport-size photographs
  • Size of the photos: 35mm x 45mm without any border
  • Ensure your photos have a white background with 80% face coverage

  • Personal bank statement (last 6 months) with seal and signature of the bank
  • Income Tax returns (last 3 years)
  • Salary slips (last 3 months)
  • Financial documents of sponsor and sponsorship letter (if sponsored)
  • GST registration certificate (If self-employed)

  • Flight Tickets
  • Hotel Booking
  • Travel Insurance

  • You'll need an invitation letter from the company or person you're visiting. The letter should include the purpose and duration of your visit, and be on an official business letterhead

  • Portugal visa application form
  • Business Cover letter- Original covering letter from the company stating the purpose and duration of stay on business letterhead

Frequently Asked Questions

A Portugal Business visa is a type of visa that allows foreign nationals to enter and stay in Portugal for business-related activities, such as meetings, conferences, negotiations, and networking.

It depends on your nationality. Citizens of some countries are exempt from Business visas for short stays, while others require one. 

The Processing time usually takes a few weeks to a couple of months.

The purpose of a Portugal Business Visa is to allow foreign individuals to visit Portugal for business-related activities, such as meetings, conferences, or negotiations with Portuguese companies or partners.

A Business Visa typically allows individuals to engage in activities related to business meetings, conferences, negotiations, and market research. It usually prohibits activities such as direct employment or long-term business operations.

Yes, family members typically need separate visas to enter a foreign country.

The processing time for a long-term Business Visa can vary widely depending on the country and specific visa requirements, but it often takes several weeks to several months.

Yes, you may need to attend an interview for your visa application, depending on the country and type of visa you are applying for.

To prove your business ties to your home country, you can provide:

  • Business registration documents.
  • Tax records and filings.
  • Bank statements showing business transactions.
  • Contracts or agreements with local partners.
  • Business property ownership records.
  • Invoices and receipts for local business expenses.
  • Business licenses and permits.

A Portugal Business visa is a type of visa that allows foreign nationals to enter and stay in Portugal for business-related activities, such as meetings, conferences, negotiations, and networking.

It depends on your nationality. Citizens of some countries are exempt from Business visas for short stays, while others require one. 

The Processing time usually takes a few weeks to a couple of months.

The purpose of a Portugal Business Visa is to allow foreign individuals to visit Portugal for business-related activities, such as meetings, conferences, or negotiations with Portuguese companies or partners.

A Business Visa typically allows individuals to engage in activities related to business meetings, conferences, negotiations, and market research. It usually prohibits activities such as direct employment or long-term business operations.

Yes, family members typically need separate visas to enter a foreign country.

The processing time for a long-term Business Visa can vary widely depending on the country and specific visa requirements, but it often takes several weeks to several months.

Yes, you may need to attend an interview for your visa application, depending on the country and type of visa you are applying for.

To prove your business ties to your home country, you can provide:

  • Business registration documents.
  • Tax records and filings.
  • Bank statements showing business transactions.
  • Contracts or agreements with local partners.
  • Business property ownership records.
  • Invoices and receipts for local business expenses.
  • Business licenses and permits.

Additional Information

  • Your Portugal Business Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable when approved or rejected by the Embassy
  • Your Portugal Business Visa fee is approximately $128, and its equivalent in INR will depend on the exchange rate on the day you pay
  • Additional documents may be required by the Embassy and should be submitted in a timely manner
  • Your Portugal Business Visa application approval/rejection and processing time are all under the sole discretion of the immigration office and no one else
  • Portugal Business Visa issued under visit/business/transit/tourist purposes does not make the bearer eligible to work in Portugal

 

Portugal

Eligibility Criteria:

  • + Consulting with business associates
  • + Travelling for a scientific, educational, professional, or business convention, or a conference on specific date
  • + Negotiating a contract
  • + Participating in short-term training
View All Criteria

Document List:

Passport
Photograph
Financial Documents
Travel Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Invitation Letter - format provided by StampThePassport
Supporting Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Portugal Transit Visa
Single    Entry
Get by 14th Jan, 25   
Stay upto As per embassy   
Valid upto As per embassy   
Expert Consultation
Travel Insurance - ₹90
₹4599
Documents Required

What you’ll need for a successful visa application

  • Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date
  • Your passport should have a minimum of 2 blank pages
  • Your passport should have been issued within the last 10 years
  • Indian passports with any observations or corrections will not be accepted
  • Previously issued passports, if you have any

 

  • Two recent coloured passport-size photographs
  • Size of the photos: 35mm x 45mm without any border
  • Ensure your photos have a white background with 80% face coverage

  • Copy of the valid visa/residence permit for your final destination, if applicable
  • Flight reservation to the final destination (if one way) or return ticket if you live in India

  • Original Covering letter stating the purpose and duration of stay. (If self-employed the cover letter should be on business letterhead)
  • Original leave letter from your organisation

 

Frequently Asked Questions

No, you cannot extend a Portugal Transit Visa.

No, you cannot apply for a Portugal Transit Visa at the airport. You must apply for it in advance at the Portuguese embassy or consulate in your home country.

A Portugal Transit Visa allows you to pass through Portugal to reach another destination, while a Schengen Visa allows you to travel within the Schengen Area, which includes Portugal and many other European countries, for a specified period.

If you have a layover in Portugal and you do not leave the international transit area of the airport, you may not need a transit visa. However, if you have to pass through immigration or customs, or if you want to leave the airport, you may need a transit visa or a Schengen visa. 

Children travelling to Portugal may need a transit visa if they are not citizens of a visa-exempt country. 

No, you cannot work during a transit in Portugal with a Transit Visa. Transit Visas typically do not permit you to engage in any form of employment or work activities in the country.

No, you cannot study during a transit in Portugal with a Transit Visa. Transit visas are typically for brief layovers and do not allow for studying in the country.

There is no specific age limit for applying for a Portugal Transit Visa.

No, you cannot extend a Portugal Transit Visa.

No, you cannot apply for a Portugal Transit Visa at the airport. You must apply for it in advance at the Portuguese embassy or consulate in your home country.

A Portugal Transit Visa allows you to pass through Portugal to reach another destination, while a Schengen Visa allows you to travel within the Schengen Area, which includes Portugal and many other European countries, for a specified period.

If you have a layover in Portugal and you do not leave the international transit area of the airport, you may not need a transit visa. However, if you have to pass through immigration or customs, or if you want to leave the airport, you may need a transit visa or a Schengen visa. 

Children travelling to Portugal may need a transit visa if they are not citizens of a visa-exempt country. 

No, you cannot work during a transit in Portugal with a Transit Visa. Transit Visas typically do not permit you to engage in any form of employment or work activities in the country.

No, you cannot study during a transit in Portugal with a Transit Visa. Transit visas are typically for brief layovers and do not allow for studying in the country.

There is no specific age limit for applying for a Portugal Transit Visa.

Additional Information

  • Your Portugal Transit Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable when approved or rejected by the Embassy
  • Your Portugal Transit Visa fee is approximately $128, and its equivalent in INR will depend on the exchange rate on the day you pay
  • Additional documents may be required by the Embassy and should be submitted in a timely manner
  • Your Portugal Transit Visa application approval/rejection and processing time are all under the sole discretion of the immigration office and no one else
  • Portugal Transit Visa issued under visit/business/transit/tourist purposes does not make the bearer eligible to work in Portugal
  • Although having a confirmed ticket and hotel reservation is not mandatory to acquire a Portugal Transit Visa, it is recommended to submit a flight and hotel itinerary. Moreover, it is advisable to have refundable flight and hotel bookings

Portugal

Eligibility Criteria:

  • + You are changing transport in Portugal to travel to another destination.
  • + You are leaving within a short time from your arrival in Portugal.
  • + Your nationality disqualifies you for an automatic visa or visa waiver in Portugal.
View All Criteria

Document List:

Passport
Photograph
Travel Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Supporting Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Why you can
count on us?
Get Visa in 1 Click
Get Approved

All documents are reviewed by a team of visa experts. Our staff is well-trained to handle all your visa requirements.

Secure and Safe

We keep your private information and data protected through our world-class data centres and state-of-the-art security.

Visas for 180 destinations

Wherever you want to travel, whatever your reason—our team of global visa experts knows how to get you there. 

Visa Freedom

90% of visas require the same information. Our platform will ensure that you get your next visa in just a few clicks.

Fast and Easy

Easy, traveller-friendly online visa application process. Simple and much less complicated than dealing with any foreign government website.

VisaPro

VisaPro is our premium service. Choose VisaPro if you don't have the time to apply yourself. Our visa consultant can assit you. 

Save Upto ₹100,000/- On Your Flights & Hotel Booking!

Secure Your Visa Without Actually Paying for Your Flights & Hotels Vouchers! We provide round-trip and multi-city flight bookings, and hotel reservations without commitment. Use these temporary bookings for your visa application, paying only an affordable service fee. In addition to our temporary bookings for visa applications, we also offer assistance for flight and hotel reservations for your travel needs. Whether you require placeholder bookings for visa purposes or confirmed reservations for your trip, we have you covered.

*Note: Temporary tickets and hotel reservations are not recognized by airlines or hotels as valid forms of travel documentation and are placeholders. A physical or electronic ticket/reservation must be actually purchased in order to board the flight or check in at the hotel. Book with confidence knowing we provide both temporary tickets and hotels for visa purposes, as well as actual tickets and hotel reservations for your travel.

Stay updated
in the visa world
The Ultimate Guide to Applying for a USA Visa: Everything You Need to Know
''
How to Extend Your US Visa: A Complete Guide
''
Germany Transit Visa Guide for Indian Travellers
''
France Transit Visa for Indians: Everything You Need to Know
''
See More Blogs

A visa is a kind of permission that allows a non-citizen to enter, transit, or remain in a specific country. It is typically issued by the government of the country to which the person wishes to travel, and it must be obtained before entering the country.

There are many different types of visas, but some common types include:

  • Tourist visa
  • Business visa
  • Student visa
  • Work visa
  • Family visa
  • Permanent residence visa
  • Asylum/Refugee visa

An electronic visa, or e-Visa, enables applicants to submit their applications online and get their visas online. It can be obtained through the government's official website or through an authorized agency like StampThePassport

A tourist visa is a document issued by the government of a country that allows a foreign national to enter the country for tourism or personal travel reasons. Tourist visas are typically issued for 6 months or less.

A business visa is a type of visa that allows people to travel to another country for business purposes such as attending meetings, negotiating deals, or establishing new business relationships. This type of visa typically allows the holder to stay in the country for a shorter period of time, which can be for a few weeks to several months.

A family visa is a type of visa that allows people to enter the country to live with their family members who are citizens or legal permanent residents of that country. This can include spouses, children, parents, and siblings. The process of obtaining a family visa can be lengthy and requires the submission of various forms and documentation.

See More FAQs

A visa is a kind of permission that allows a non-citizen to enter, transit, or remain in a specific country. It is typically issued by the government of the country to which the person wishes to travel, and it must be obtained before entering the country.

There are many different types of visas, but some common types include:

  • Tourist visa
  • Business visa
  • Student visa
  • Work visa
  • Family visa
  • Permanent residence visa
  • Asylum/Refugee visa

An electronic visa, or e-Visa, enables applicants to submit their applications online and get their visas online. It can be obtained through the government's official website or through an authorized agency like StampThePassport

A tourist visa is a document issued by the government of a country that allows a foreign national to enter the country for tourism or personal travel reasons. Tourist visas are typically issued for 6 months or less.

A business visa is a type of visa that allows people to travel to another country for business purposes such as attending meetings, negotiating deals, or establishing new business relationships. This type of visa typically allows the holder to stay in the country for a shorter period of time, which can be for a few weeks to several months.

A family visa is a type of visa that allows people to enter the country to live with their family members who are citizens or legal permanent residents of that country. This can include spouses, children, parents, and siblings. The process of obtaining a family visa can be lengthy and requires the submission of various forms and documentation.

See More FAQs
Your Passport to Knowledge
– Watch, Learn, Travel
Unlock Dubai Fast with StampThePassport's Fun & Fizz Visa Service!
Meet Visa Pro: Your Premium Visa Application Assistance Services
About StampThePassport - Simplifying Travel, Personalising Service
  • Country

Important updates, exciting offers and the occasional inspiration to help you plan your next trip.