Students from European Union (EU) countries do not need a visa to enter in Portugal. However, they need to obtain a residence permit if their stay exceeds 90 days. In this case, they must present the ID / Passport, a statement of financial support and a guarantee of medical care at Foreigners and Borders Service.

Students from countries outside the EU must obtain a visa before leaving their country. To do this, they should contact the Portuguese Embassy or Consulate in their own country.

Upon arriving in Portugal, foreign students, except those from EU countries, should contact the Foreigners and Borders Service to inform about their study period at CESPU.

The entrance in Portugal does not require any vaccination unless the students come from a geographical area of ​​risk.

EU citizens should bring the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), which provides medical assistance through the National Health Service. They also should have insurance to cover liability for personal injury and legal damage to property.