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Visa Information in English

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Visa Information in English

1. If you hold a valid Portuguese residence permit, you do not need a visa if you stay in Germany under 90 days. Please note that you are not allowed to work during this time.

2. If you hold a valid Portuguese residence permit and you intend to stay for more than 90 days in Germany, you have to apply for a Long-term visa.

Please keep in mind that most categories of long term visas cannot be issued without the approval of the responsible local Immigration Authority in Germany; the visa can therefore only be issued once the German Embassy has received this approval.

For more detailed Information, please consult our information sheets in the section below.

How to make a visa appointment?

Application through the Consular Service Portal:

For some visa types you can submit your documents online via the Consular Services Portal. Once you submit your documents, we will inform you whether these are complete. This will make your in-person appointment at the embassy quick and efficient: You will present your original documents, provide your biometric data (fingerprints and photo) and pay the application fee.

You can apply online for the following types of visas:

  • Opportunity card visa
  • Blue Card (EU) visa
  • Visa to take up employment as an academic
  • Visa to take up employment as a skilled worker with professional training
  • Visa to take up employment with work experience
  • Visa to undergo a qualification analysis
  • Student visa
  • Visa for vocational training
  • Visa for family reunion

Here you find the link to the Consular Services Portal

Applications for the other visa categories

Information Sheets

The Federal Foreign Office will use your personal data when processing your application. Personal data means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. The following…

Information in accordance with Articles 13 and 14 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation – GDPR)

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