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Last activity 18 January 2023 by Bhavna

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East of the Sun

Hello,


My name is Theodore and I am an American. I worked at a vineyard in Napa and the manager of the vineyard (family friend) would like me to gain experience by working at vineyards (for 30-60 days) where she has contacts at vineyards in Portugal, (as well as Spain, France, and Italy). My work would be in the hospitality side of the vineyard operation. I have been researching short-term employment in Portugal and it seems that even though US citizens do not need a visa for visiting Portugal (Schengen Area) following the 90/180 rule; I would need to follow Portugal's visa requirement for employment.


My question is that for my situation, I think I could possibly have 2 options:

  1. Since I will be employed for less than 90 days, I will need a short-stay visa?  OR
  2. Since I graduate with my bachelor's degree in August, I could qualify for a Youth Mobility visa since I would be a recent graduate and working for less than 6 months.


I'm hoping to receive some advice on the the proper visa and process for an American working in Portugal for 30-60 days. Thank you.

JohnnyPT

Hi East of the Sun, Welcome.


If you are a US citizen and want to visit Portugal as a tourist or for a business trip, then you do not need to apply for a visa. You can stay in Portugal for a maximum of 90 days within a six-month period (all trips to Portugal and the Schengen Area combined).


https://washingtondc.embaixadaportugal. … -de-vistos


For students, this period is extended to 12 months.

https://washingtondc.embaixadaportugal. … m-portugal


As to whether a student visa is suitable for you, you should check it with a Portuguese consulate.


Regarding your activity, these links may be useful to you:


Beverage industry in Portugal

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.p … 52#5174884

It includes some Oporto wine producers



Other producers / other wine regions:



Azeitão/ Palmela:


https://www.ermelindafreitas.pt/en/


https://www.jmf.pt/index.php?id=8


(...)


Alentejo:

Select producers here:

https://www.vinhosdoalentejo.pt/en/


(...)



Best Regards

mdshowrov342

It would be great if you help me how can I come to Portugal

Cheryl

Hello mdshowrov342,


Welcome to Expat.com 1f601.svg


The only way we can help you here on this forum is by providing you with all the information you need before moving to Portugal.


If you have questions, feel free to start a new thread on the Portugal forum to ask them.


Cheers,


Cheryl

Expat.com team

kadhimal

Dear sir

Good evening and namaste


This is Ramkumar Kadariya originally from Nepal and I am here in Portugal right now, I am looking for the job so, can you please guide me for the job please.


Thank you very much and looking forward


Thanks with Regards


Ramkumar kadariya

Porto, Portugal

Bhavna

Hello Kadhimal,


Welcome on board !


Please drop an advert in the Jobs in Portugal section of the website.


Thank you in advance

Bhavna

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