Sunny Portugal is an amazing destination for anyone – who wouldn’t want to unwind on the beach in the afternoon? Alongside the beautiful weather and gorgeous views, Portugal boasts a vast range of delicious food and drink options, captivating architecture, thrilling activities, and some of the best study facilities in the world.
We just can’t get enough of Portugal, from Porto’s historic hillside heritage to incredible eateries on the waterfront, or Lisbon’s perfect coffee spots and vibrant nightlife. Portugal has it all.
We provide students and young professionals with a friendly, close-knit community, and thoughtfully designed rooms and communal spaces, so you can reach your full potential. Renting with us is fuss-free – all your bills are included, and all our residences are situated in prime locations to help you make the most of your time in this amazing country. Like the sound of this, get in touch today!
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Friendly residence teams at each and every residence Lisbon is a city full of charm, culture and nightlife, making it a great place for students. Known for its colourful streets, historic tram rides, and sunny weather, Lisbon offers a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. The universities of this capital offer high-quality education and attract students from all over the world and its affordable cost of living makes it an ideal destination for student life.
Everyone’s talking about Lisbon but we just can’t get enough of Porto. This is a city that perfectly mixes old-world charm with a youthful vibe, making it a popular spot for students. Famous for its stunning riverside views and, of course, its port wine, Porto has a lot to offer. The city’s universities are known for their strong academic programs, and the friendly atmosphere makes it easy to feel at home.
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Most embassies look for proof of a bank balance of at least €6,000 – €7,000. From a practical standpoint, your bank balance should allow you €45-75 for every day you intend to stay in Portugal. For a short-stay student visa, you need to show you have this amount for 3 months. For longer stays, your bank balance should have a year’s worth of funds.
While public schools are free for international students, university students will have to pay tuition. The tuition across Portugal is very reasonable – Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes at public universities often €1,000 to €1,500 per academic year for EU/EEA students. For non-EU/EEA students, the cost may rise to as much as €5000 per academic year.
Portugal is a fantastic choice for international students! It offers some of the best universities in the world, and is one of the most affordable countries in Europe to study in. With its sunny climate and wonderful beaches, it attracts happy and easy-going people. The food and drink is fantastic, and the cities offer a myriad of things to do when you’re not studying.
Yes, international students with a valid student visa are allowed to work part-time while studying in Portugal, and full-time in between semesters. There may be restrictions on the number of hours you can work per week, and in some of the smaller cities you may need to learn Portuguese for the best job opportunities.
No, you can apply for a Portugal student visa without IELTS (International English Language Testing System) in most cases, as there are no minimum language requirements involved. However, note that specific universities may ask for IELTS 6.0-7.0, and you should research your university of choice just in case.
Portugal is known for lots of things! There’s a great surfing scene here – the biggest wave ever surfed was in Portugal. The country is also known for fado music and performances, a completely unique style. Portugal is the world’s largest cork producer, and has a great reputation for wine. Foodies will also recognise the iconic pastel de nata, Portugal’s signature custard tart.
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