
Official documents that usually require a certified translation in order to be legally valid in Portugal
Documents
WORK
Working in Portugal
The country has a chronic shortage of workers in the construction, hospitality, health, technology and industry sectors.
Criminal record certificates
Work visas
Employment/provision of services agreements
Driving licenses
Health insurance policies
Pay slips
Social Security and tax certificates
RESIDENCE
Living in Portugal
The country's weather, excellent national health system and safety are its main attractions.
Residence visas
Certificates of residence
Lease/rental agreements
Electricity, water, gas or telecommunications/utility bills
Mortgage credit agreements
Bank statements
Income/tax returns
STUDY
Studying in Portugal
The hospitality of the Portuguese people, a quality education system and academic festivals such as the ‘Queima das Fitas’ attract foreign students.
Student visas
Academic degrees
Academic certificates
ID documents
Passports
PRIVATE MATTERS
Citizenship, marriage, inheritance
Access to dual nationality brings great advantages for third-country nationals with established families.
Birth certificates
Marriage certificates
Death certificates
Wills
Divorce judgments
Power of attorneys
Medical reports and prescriptions
Life and health insurance policies
Travel authorization statements
COMPANIES IN PORTUGAL
International companies
The advantages of setting up a company in Portugal include attractive tax benefits, investment incentives and a skilled, multilingual workforce.
Company incorporation documents
Articles of association
Companies Register Certificates
Public deeds
Notary certificates
Social security and tax certificates
Correspondence, mail
Minutes of meetings
Balance sheets and financial statements

Working hours
Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Phone
(+351) 91 628 78 06
E-mail
filipa.riscado@gmail.com