Can I work there if I study in Portugal?

Can I work there if I study in Portugal?

According to Portugal's new immigration law, international students can apply for a work visa or residence as long as they are employed by Portuguese units after graduation. The related procedure is quite simple. As long as the employer issues a work contract to hire employees, lawyers can basically apply to the local immigration bureau for work and residence in 1-3 months.

Usually, students can begin to prepare for the relevant procedures in the last semester of internship, and they can find good employers and positions through internship. Portugal's job market is quite short of highly educated talents, and EU countries' investment in Portugal is increasing every year, so the job market shows a good growth trend. However, the prerequisite for applying for a job and living is to graduate from college. University study is very challenging, and it is difficult to get a diploma without hard work.

The requirements for entering a university still require a Portuguese B2 certificate and an academic certificate. Students studying in Portugal are allowed to work. As long as you pass the Portuguese level, you can work part-time while studying.