Want to live and work legally in Portugal?
GLW will help you obtain a long-term type D work visa, an official employment contract, legal residence, and a Temporary Residence Card (TRC) valid for 1–2 years after arrival.
We offer a full-service package — from document preparation to relocation support in Portugal!
Who is this program for?
Citizens of all countries (except those under international sanctions or with EU entry restrictions)
Candidates with experience in:
manufacturing
logistics
construction
service (discussed individually)
Basic knowledge of English or Portuguese — is enough
How does the process work?
1. Document preparation – up to 31 business days
2. International delivery of documents – 5–10 days (depending on the country of application)
3. Consulate submission – handled independently
4. Visa issuance and travel to Portugal
5. TRC application after arrival — with employer support
What you need to provide:
A scanned copy of your passport
Completed application brief (template provided)
Resume (CV)
Full residential address
Educational certificate (secondary or higher)
Police clearance certificate
Proof of advance payment
What you will receive:
Official work permit in Portugal
Employment contract with a verified employer
Accommodation confirmation for the employment period
Invitation letter from the host party
Type D visa valid for 365 days
Assistance in obtaining a TRC (1–2 years)
Why choose GLW?
GLW ensures 100% legal processing of all documents, giving you peace of mind at every step. We have successfully placed candidates from over 10 countries and continue to expand our global reach. Our team provides full support — from the initial consultation to complete legalization in Portugal. We also work exclusively with verified and trusted employers to guarantee reliability and safety for every candidate.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Can I apply without a university degree?
Yes, secondary education and basic language skills are sufficient.
What about accommodation?
The employer provides confirmation of housing for the employment period.
Who pays the consular fee?
The applicant pays it separately during consulate submission.
Ready to start your new life in Portugal?
Submit your application — and our managers will contact you within 24 hours!
Limited slots available — we process applications only for motivated candidates!
Full support to Portugal visa documents and work
I’m from Sri Lanka. GLW helped me get a job at a factory in the Czech Republic. The process was easy — they guided me with the paperwork, handled the visa, and even picked me up from the airport. I’ve been working here for four months now. Thank you!
Rahul
Factory Operator, Czech Republic
I always dreamed of working in Europe but was afraid of scams. GLW found me a job in a restaurant in Hungary — everything was legal and with a proper contract. Now I’m already in Budapest and very grateful. They delivered on their promise.
Aisha
HoReCa Worker, Hungary
Freaquently Ask Questions
We do our best to prepare the documents correctly, but the decision to issue a visa is made exclusively by the consulate. In case of refusal, we will help you with alternative options.
No. This is a violation of the law, and we do not support illegal employment. We work only under official programs.
Yes, the client's presence is mandatory, as it is necessary to submit biometric data. We provide support in preparation, but the submission is always in person.
Usually 4–8 weeks after embassy submission, depending on the country and appointment availability.
If the visa was rejected because of mistakes in our documents we will refund the payment or prepare a new set of the documents free of charge. If the rejection is not related to our documents (e.g., poor bank statement or interview), we don’t refund, but we can offer alternative options.
Yes, for most of the countries it is mandatory. It should show active transactions and a reasonable balance. We recommend to check the requirements directly at the consulate through which you will be applying.
Yes, health insurance is required for visa application. It should cover the period for which visa will be issued
Yes, but only if you have permanent residence permit there
Not immediately. Most countries allow family reunification only after you get a residence permit.
Yes, definitely, the employer will help to apply for the TRC and prolong your visa.