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  Portugal visas general  information  _  _   There are two (2) types of visa to enter Portugal: Short-stay Schengen visas Long-term National Visas   Which visa suits each situation?  If you intend to travel to Portugal for: tourism;  family visit;  business prospecting, development of commercial contacts, meetings or consultations or medical treatments lasting less than ninety (90) days - you must apply for a   Schengen Visa  . If you intend to travel for periods longer than ninety (90) days, you can apply for a   National Visa  , which may be for Residence or Temporary Stay. Schengen visas The Schengen Visa is an authorization issued by a Member State for the purpose of an airport stopover, transit or the intention of staying for a short period in the territory of one or more Member States, allowing its holder to present himself at the external border, not guaranteeing, however, , the respective entry into the ...

Youth Mobility Scheme visa Overview You can apply for a Youth Mobility Scheme visa if you: want to live and work in the UK for up to 2 year have £2,530 in savings have certain types of British Nationality or are from certain countries or territories listed in the eligibility requirement. This visa has replaced the Youth Mobility Scheme visa (T5). How much it costs You will need to: pay the application fee pay the healthcare surcharge, which is usually £470 per year . prove you have enough personal savings. Application fee The application fee is £259. How long you can stay You’ll be given a visa to live and work in the UK for up to 24 months. You can enter the UK at any time while your visa is valid, and leave and come back at any time during your stay. Documents you must provide When you apply you’ll need to provide: a valid passport or other document that shows your identity and nationality a bank statement showing you have £2530 at savings. your (TB) test result if you’...