المصدر الرسمي وراء 8 حقيقة موثّقة في سجل بيانات GrowIN.
| الحقيقة | القيمة | موثّق |
|---|---|---|
| Residence national visa — common document set (all D-routes) | Application form; two passport photos; passport/travel document valid 3+ months beyond the intended stay (+ photocopy of the biographic page); proof of regular status if applying outside the country of nationality; valid travel/health insurance (medical + repatriation); criminal-record certificate from the country of origin or of >1 year residence (under-16s exempt), apostilled or legalised; proof of means of subsistence. | |
| D1 — Specific documents | A work contract, or a promise of a work contract, or an individualised expression of interest from the employer; and, where the profession is regulated in Portugal, proof of entitlement to practise it. Means of subsistence may be shown from the (promised) work contract or via a signed termo de responsabilidade from an entity taking responsibility for hosting the worker. | |
| D2 — Specific documents | Independent activity: a company or written services-contract proposal (liberal professions), plus a declaration of entitlement to practise where required. Entrepreneur: a declaration of the investment made or intended (nature, value, duration) with evidence of the investment, or proof of available funds in Portugal and intent to invest. StartUp Visa variant: the IAPMEI declaration confirming an incubation contract with a certified incubator. | |
| D3 — Specific documents | Subordinate highly-qualified activity (Art. 61.º-A): a valid work contract or promise of a contract of at least 6 months, at ≥1.5× the national average gross annual salary or 3× the IAS (reduced to 1.2×/2× IAS for shortage ISCO 1–2 occupations). Teaching or cultural variant: an employment or services contract, or an invitation letter from a teaching/research institution or a culturally-recognised entity. | |
| D4 — Specific documents | Researchers: a work contract or hosting agreement (convenção de acolhimento) with a research centre / higher-education institution, or admission plus a research grant, or a termo de responsabilidade from the host. Higher-education students: proof of admission (or that admission conditions are met) and of sufficient resources. School-exchange students, unpaid trainees and volunteers: proof of admission/acceptance to the recognised programme plus the corresponding contract or termo de responsabilidade. Researchers/students admitted to an officially recognised institution (Art. 91.º-B) and scholarship holders are exempt from proving subsistence. | |
| D6 — Specific documents & sequence | The AIMA notification approving the family-reunification request; proof identifying the family members to be reunited; for minors/incapacitated, a travel authorisation from whoever holds parental authority or guardianship. The resident sponsor files the reunification request with AIMA FIRST; the visa is applied for after that approval, within 90 days of it. | |
| D7 — Specific documents | Retirees: proof of the pension amount and of its receipt or availability in Portugal. Persons living on own income: proof of income from movable/immovable property, intellectual property or financial investments, and of its availability in Portugal. Religious workers: a termo de responsabilidade plus a certificate of minister-of-religion or consecrated-life status. | |
| D8 — Specific documents | Employed remote workers: a work contract or an employer declaration of the employment relationship. Self-employed: a company contract, a services contract, or evidence of services provided to one or more entities. Plus proof of the last three months’ average monthly income of at least four times the minimum wage (4× RMMG = €3,680/month in 2026), and a document attesting the applicant’s tax residence. |
