• Contact & Impressum
  • © Copyright
  • Terms and Conditions

co.systems consulting GmbH

  • Home
  • General Aspects
    • Basic Facts
    • Technical and legal points
    • Courage to face new difficulties
  • EU Countries
    • Work in France
    • Work in Iceland
    • Working in Italy
    • Work in Latvia
    • Work in Macedonia
    • Work in Portugal
    • Work in Romania
    • Work in Spain
  • Non-EU Countries
    • Working in Argentina
    • Working in Brazil
    • Work in Chile
    • Work in Japan
    • Work in Mexico
  • About co.systems
    • Company Facts
    • Management
    • Testimonials from clients and project partners
    • Testimonials from our trainees
  • Press
    • Articles in Austrian Newspapers



What is a Short-Term Visa?

What is a Short-Term Visa? (for citizens not exempted from visa)

The Short-Term Visa is intended to allow the entry into Portuguese territory for purposes that are accepted by the competent authorities and do not justify the granting of another type of visa.

The Visa can be issued with a validity period of 1 year, one or more entries and cannot exceed 3 months within 6 months from the date of the first crossing in an external frontier.

In duly justified cases, and when it’s proved to be of the interest of the country, may be granted a multiple entry visa to certain categories of people with a validation longer than 1 year but less than 5 years.

What are the documents needed to apply for a Visa Short-Term?

The form must be signed and filled (in case of minors or incapacitated) by their legal tutor.

1. Passport photograph.
2. Authentic and valid travel document for more than 3 months beyond the foreseen exit date (photocopy of the passport and previous visas).
3. Proof of “regular situation” in case of being from a country other than the one where the visa is solicited.
4. Reservation of inbound and outbound flight.
5. Labor-Economic conditions: proof of the employing entity and the salary received in the last 3 months, bank extracts (proof of income) that guarantee the stay and return.
6. Travel Medical Insurance (minimum coverage of 30.000 Euros to cover any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention and/or emergency hospital care or death, during the stay(s) on the territory of the Member States).
7. Hotel reservation (if applicable) or “term of responsibility“. If the stay is with a family member, proof of kinship should be made and it may be solicited the proof of the conditions of accommodation. In case the subscriber of the “term of responsibility” is not Portuguese, he/she should submit legal documental situation in Portugal.
8. Travel authorization for minors or court decision (when applicable).
9. Guaranteed accommodation by family member or by the host, or a hotel reservation.
10. In business trips an invitation shall be presented with the motive of the journey, dates of arrival and departure, as well as the indication of the host with the name of the one responsible for the invitation.

NOTE: The waiting time for uniform visas is usually 15 days since the beginning to the end of the process. The visa applications mentioned above should be done in the presence of the applicant at the Consulate or Embassy.

EU Countries

  • France
    • Information about France
    • European Union Citizens
    • Non-EU Citizens
    • Types of Visas
    • French Health Care System
    • Education System
    • Recognition of Professional Qualifications
    • Housing in France
    • Tax System
    • Invest in France
    • Useful Links
  • Iceland
    • Information about Iceland
    • European Union Citizens and other special countries
    • Non-EU Citizens
    • Types of Visas
    • Health Care System
    • Education System
    • Recognition of Professional Qualification
    • Housing in Iceland
    • Tax System
    • Investing in Iceland
    • Useful Links
  • Italy
    • Information about Italy
    • European Union Citizens
    • Non-European Union Citizens
    • Types of Visas
    • Health Care System
    • Education System
    • Professional Recognition
    • Housing in Italy
    • Taxes & Work Regime
    • Foreign Investment
    • Application Forms
    • Useful Links
  • Latvia
    • Basic Facts
    • EU Citizens
    • Non-EU Citizens
    • Types of Visas
    • Health Care System
    • Education System
    • Recognition of Foreign Qualifications
    • Housing
    • Tax System
    • Investing in Latvia
    • Useful Links
  • Macedonia
    • Introduction
    • Reasons for choosing Macedonia
    • European & Non-European Citizens
    • Health Care System
    • Education System
    • Small and Medium Sized Enterprises
    • Recognition of Studies
    • Taxation
    • Housing
    • Application Forms
  • Portugal
    • Introduction
    • European Union Members
    • Other Citizens
    • Arriving in Portugal to work
    • Types of Visas
    • Health Care System
    • Work Regime
    • Education System
    • Professional Recognition
    • Foreign Investment
    • Housing
    • Do you need support?
    • Useful Links
  • Romania
    • Introduction
    • Entry & Stay Conditions
    • European Union Citizens
    • Non-European Union Citizens
    • Education System
    • Recognition of Studies
    • Health Care System
    • Business
    • Renting
    • Tourism
    • Application Forms
    • Useful Links
  • Spain
    • Introduction

Non-EU Countries

  • Argentina
    • Introduction
    • Argentina’s Economy Structure
    • Paperwork needed
    • Types of Visa
    • Education System
    • Universities
    • Recognition of Qualifications
    • Doing Business
    • Renting
    • Cost of Living
    • Health Care System
    • Useful Links
  • Brazil
    • Introduction
    • Who needs a Visa
    • Types of Visas
    • Necessary Documents
    • Work Regime
    • Taxation
    • Health Care System
    • Education System
    • Professional Recognition
    • Foreign Investment
    • Housing
    • Useful Links
  • Chile
    • Introduction
    • The Economy
    • Types of Visa
    • Paperwork needed
    • Immigration Offices
    • Recognition of Studies
    • Education System
    • Health Care System
    • Housing
    • Entrepeneur in Chile
    • Business Strategies in Chile
    • Application Forms
    • Useful Links
  • Japan
    • Introduction
    • Immigration Offices
    • Visa Information
    • Education in Japan
    • Health Care and other Insurance
    • Housing
    • Business Strategies
    • Application forms
    • Useful Links
  • Mexico
    • Basic Information
    • Economy Structure Mexico
    • Mexican Immigration Offices
    • Paperwork needed
    • Recognition of Certificates
    • Mexican Education System
    • Mexican Health Care
    • Renting in Mexico
    • Mexican Enterprising Market
    • Mexican Business Culture
    • Application Forms
    • Useful Links

© co.systems consulting GmbH                                          Tel +43 (1) 89 22 544 +43 (1) 30 88 133 Fax +43 (1) 30 88 144                                               @ office@expat-management.at