Yes. Eligible applicants worldwide can apply for a Portugal Schengen short-stay visa, provided they meet the requirements for their nationality and residency status.

Yes. Najah Tours helps Portugal visa applicants worldwide with document preparation, application guidance, itinerary planning and appointment support.

Typically a valid passport, residence permit (if applicable), application form, photographs, cover letter, travel itinerary, accommodation and flight bookings, travel insurance, bank statements and an employment or NOC letter.

Madeira and the Azores are part of Portugal and generally fall within the Schengen visa’s coverage. Your itinerary and bookings should still be clear and consistent. We can guide you on how to present island travel plans.

You may need extra invitation or hosting documents from your host. We can guide you on what applies to your case.

Many travellers do. Generally, you apply through the country where you will spend the most time, or the one you enter first if time is split equally. Share your itinerary and we can help confirm the right route.

A Portugal Schengen visa generally allows short stays in other Schengen countries under the visa’s conditions. Your main destination and itinerary should still match the country you apply through.

Yes. We can help prepare documents for families and groups travelling together. Each traveller still needs their own application.

No. The decision is made by the Portuguese authorities. We help you prepare a complete, accurate application.

A refusal can happen even with a complete file. We can review the reasons with you and advise on whether reapplying makes sense.

We recommend starting well before your travel date, especially for summer and holiday periods when appointments can be harder to find. Ask us for guidance based on your travel dates.