Portugal Visafor Dominican Republic Passport Holders
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Visa Validity
Up to 5 YearsStay Period
Up to 90 DaysProcess Time
60 day(s)Government Fee
About Portugal visa
Portugal is a land of sun-soaked beaches, historic cities, and vibrant traditions. Lisbon, with its charming trams and colorful neighborhoods, exudes a laid-back charm. Porto, famous for its port wine, offers stunning riverside views and the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge. The Algarve’s golden coastline, Sintra’s fairy-tale palaces, and the Azores’ volcanic landscapes add to Portugal’s diverse appeal. Whether savoring pastel de nata or listening to soulful Fado music, Portugal promises a captivating experience.
Documents required for submission:
Mandatory Documents: • Passport (valid for 3 months after leaving Schengen) • Schengen Signed Application Form • Visa fee paid to the Visa Application Center • Passport Photo (35mm x 45mm) • Travel/Medical insurance (valid in Schengen for the stay, covering €30,000+ for medical, emergency, and repatriation) • Flight Reservation • Financial Proof • Proof of Occupation • Proof of Accommodation Other Supporting Documents: • Travel Itinerary • Invitation Letter • Proof of Sponsorship • Old passports with stamps/visas Proof of Home Ties (not limited to): • Birth Certificate • Employment • School Enrollment • Lease Agreement • Property Ownership Proof • Business Registration • Club Memberships • Family Dependents • Elderly Care Responsibilities *This list is a starting point. We review each case and suggest extra documents to strengthen it.
StandardUS$245
Regular processing: More than 60 days from travel date Unlimited consultations and revisions with dedicated visa experts Document review and verification, with templates from successful cases Appointment scheduling at your local consulate/visa center Mobile friendly intake forms
PremiumUS$395
Everything in Standard, plus Express processing: Less than 60 days from travel date Specialized support for complex cases (previous visa refusals, domestic workers, other special circumstances)
Eligible for a 50% refund of our service fees if your visa application is denied
- outbound service fees
- US$245
- Total
- US$245
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Frequently Asked Questions
In general, a visa issued by any Schengen country allows you to cross Schengen borders. However, your entry into the Schengen area is still contingent upon the approval of border officers.
A Schengen visa is a short-stay visa in the form of a sticker on your travel document. “Short stay” refers to a maximum of 90 days within any 180-day period. The exact validity is listed on the visa sticker under "Duration of visit.”
A single-entry visa allows one entry into the Schengen area, marked as "1" under "Number of entries." A two-entry or multiple-entry visa permits two or more entries, indicated as "02" or "MULT" on the sticker.
Typically, most Schengen visa applications are processed within 30 calendar days, including the 14 calendar day for official processing. However, applications that require more information require up to 60 days.
You can apply for a Schengen visa up to three months before your intended trip. It’s recommended to apply at least 30-40 calendar days in advance, considering national holidays in both the destination Schengen State and the country where you apply. If you hold a multiple-entry visa valid for at least six months, you may apply for a new visa before your current one expires.
Yes, a Schengen visa is typically valid for all Schengen countries. However, you must apply at the consulate of your primary destination. The visa's territorial validity is listed on the sticker under "Valid For."
Apply to the consulate of the Schengen State where you’ll spend the most time. If your stay durations are similar across states, apply at the consulate of your first Schengen destination.