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The historic University of Coimbra on the hill above the Mondego river

Securing the D4 Visto de Estudo (Student Visa) in Portugal in 2026 — A Practical Guide to the Consular Residence Visa for Study, the €920 Means-of-Subsistence Floor, the Article 91.º Lei 23/2007 Track and the AIMA Residence Permit

The D4 visto de estudo is the residence pathway for non-EU/EEA/Swiss students — a consular residence visa anchored to the €920/month means-of-subsistence floor that converts into an Article 91.º Lei 23/2007 residence permit valid for up to three years through AIMA.
The Portugal Brief
Bronze Lady Justice statue with scales and sword

Getting Divorced in Portugal in 2026 — A Practical Guide to the Conservatória Mútuo-Consentimento Track, the Tribunal de Família Contested Path, the Three Regimes de Bens Partilha, Article 1793 CC and the Brussels IIb Cross-Border Forum

A 2026 practical guide to divorce in Portugal — the Conservatória mutual-consent track, the Tribunal de Família contested path, the three regimes de bens, the Article 1793 CC family-residence allocation, alimentos under Articles 2016-2020 CC and the Brussels IIb cross-border framework.
The Portugal Brief
Becoming a Portuguese Citizen by Naturalisation in 2026 — A Practical Guide to the Lei n.º 37/81 Article 6 Path, the Five-Year Residency Anchor, the CIPLE A2 Portuguese-Language Test and the IRN Pedido de Aquisição

Becoming a Portuguese Citizen by Naturalisation in 2026 — A Practical Guide to the Lei n.º 37/81 Article 6 Path, the Five-Year Residency Anchor, the CIPLE A2 Portuguese-Language Test and the IRN Pedido de Aquisição

Becoming a Portuguese citizen by naturalisation under Article 6 of Lei n.º 37/81 (Lei da Nacionalidade) follows the five-year residency anchor, the CIPLE A2 Portuguese-language test, the criminal-record threshold and the IRN Pedido de Aquisição cycle. This 2026 guide unpacks the path.
The Portugal Brief