Quick Comparison
Available Programs
| Program | Tuition (International) | Funds Required | Work Rights | Post-Study |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D4 Student Visa | €3,500 – €7,000/yr | €920/mo | 20h/week | 12mo |
| D5 Research Visa | €1,500 – €3,000/yr | €920/mo | No | 12mo |
| Erasmus+ / Exchange Programme | — | €920/mo | 20h/week | — |
| Post-Study Work Extension | — | €920/mo | No | 12mo |
Financial Planning
Monthly living costs: €138 – €179 (average €107)
Annual tuition: €1,500 – €7,000
Estimated total annual cost: €6,141 (tuition + living)
Work Rights
- D4 Student Visa: 20h/week (full-time in breaks)
- Erasmus+ / Exchange Programme: 20h/week (full-time in breaks)
Settlement After Graduation
- D4 Student Visa: Post-study work: 12 months | PR: 5 years | Citizenship: 5 years
- D5 Research Visa: Post-study work: 12 months | PR: 5 years | Citizenship: 5 years
- Post-Study Work Extension: Post-study work: 12 months | PR: 5 years | Citizenship: 5 years
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Can students from Brazil study in Portugal?
Yes. Portugal offers 4 student visa programmes for international students, including D4 Student Visa, D5 Research Visa, Erasmus+ / Exchange Programme.
How much is tuition in Portugal for Brazil students?
As international students, tuition at public universities ranges from €1,500 – €7,000 per year. Private institutions may charge more.
Can Brazil students work while studying in Portugal?
Yes. Student visa holders can work up to 20 hours per week during term time, helping offset living costs.
Can Brazil graduates stay in Portugal after finishing studies?
Yes. Portugal offers post-study work visas of up to 12 months for graduates.
Can Brazil students get permanent residency in Portugal?
PR is possible after 5 to 5 years, depending on the pathway. Post-study work experience strengthens PR applications.