Note: The entire process takes approximately 30-45 working days, and the application and enrollment fees are non-refundable.

International students have the right to receive education in Portugal, and there is an individual quota system in place for international students. The minimum schooling education required to be eligible for admission to Portuguese universities is 12 years, and the applicant must have good English or Portuguese proficiency. Some universities in Portugal offer courses taught in dual languages, such as English and Portuguese. The average tuition fee for international students in Portugal is 5,000-7,000 euros per year. A list of Portuguese universities can be found on the website of the Ministry of Education. To obtain a student visa for Portugal, an applicant must confirm enrollment in a Portuguese registered institute, show financial stability, and demonstrate their intention to study in Portugal. IELTS is mandatory for higher studies in Portugal for international students. The acceptability of study gaps depends on the university’s criteria. International students who are pursuing higher education in Portugal can apply for temporary residency.