Mobility provider's guide to Portugal visa and residence permit fees in 2026
A relocation company's employer-focused guide to Portugal visa and residence permit fees, income thresholds and AIMA processing times, last updated on 4 November 2026.
Guide · 4 November 2026
Jobbatical, a global mobility and relocation company, publishes a guide to Portugal immigration fees for businesses. The page shows that it was last updated on 4 November 2026.
It gives the National D Visa fee as EUR 110 per applicant, the Schengen short-stay visa as EUR 80, and typical residence permit fees via AIMA of roughly EUR 160 to 170 for D7 and D8 permits. It also lists income thresholds and Golden Visa fees.
The page says AIMA's official processing target is 30 to 90 days, while many applicants report six months or longer. It says citizenship generally takes seven years, or ten for those without CPLP nationality.
This is a commercial provider's guide and its figures are not official. The page itself tells readers to verify fees with AIMA, VFS Global or a consulate, and some of its figures are given as approximate.
Jobbatical – Portugal Immigration Updates 2026: Revised fees guidelines
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