Good expeditor to help with D7 Portugal visa? page 2 - Portugal forum

hazmog · 2021-02-17T11:59:08+01:00

I read in an old post about the idea of using an "expeditor" instead of a lawyer to assist with obtaining a visa. Frankly, what I have been quoted is too much from lawyers (5000 euros). In the thread two companies were mentioned but one seems to be closed now, and the other one has a waiting time of over a month. Any recommendations?

Good expeditor to help with D7 Portugal visa?

williamstony360 Active member

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williamstony360Active member12 February 2022 03:38:38

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I have used Valadascoriel, based in Lisbon, and they have been quite helpful.

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EAIENew member17 January 2023 12:43:30

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celestemorais43Member31 January 2023 17:40:58

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@LorieAnneC

Hello,

I need to apply for a D7 to reside in Portugal, I am from the USA, by the way, I am in Portugal right now as a turist. Do I have to return to the USA to get my D7? you mentioned a lawyer, do you have his information? My email is ***, I really appreciate your help.

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singhhardavinder10Member31 January 2023 17:57:47

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RobLaneMember31 January 2023 18:12:08

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@celestemorais43

Hi. We moved to Portugal last year on a D7 from UK. It is highly recommended to apply from your home country as it will be dealt with before applications submitted in PT. You really don鈥檛 need a lawyer. They are expensive and only do things can do yourself much more cheaply.

There are plenty of resources on the web and Facebook which detail all the requirements for D7 and lists of the documents needed. It might seem a bit daunting at first but it could save you thousands of dollars.

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LorieAnneCContributor31 January 2023 19:10:39

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@celestemorais43

Hi,

It is not necessary to use lawyer for your D7 Visa.聽 All the information is available on this website and through your own consulate in the USA.

Best of luck!

Aruna Kelum Mendis New member

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Aruna Kelum MendisNew member01 February 2023 02:12:58

#47

Hi,

If anyone came to Portugal under D7 and he/she lose his current job. Will there is an option of working in Portugal or he/she may need to apply for a work permit visa instead of D7 visa? Will he/she allow to stay in country untill he/she find a international/local job.

thanks