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A Schengen Visa is an authorisation issued by one of the E.U. Member-States for the purpose of airport transit, transit or an intended short stay in a territory of one or more E.U. Member-States, allowing its holder to present him/herself at the external frontier, but does not automatically guarantee his/her respective entrance, which will be decided by the border authorities upon arrival.
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At which Embassy/Consulate should you apply?
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Types of Visas |
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SHORT STAY
VISAS (BUSINESS/TOURISM) |
CHILDREN UNDER
12 |
SPOUSES AND CHILDREN UNDER 21 OF
EU NATIONALS |
WHERE TO APPLY FOR SHORT STAY VISAS
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Types of Visas (cont.) |
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RESIDENCE VISA (TERRITORIAL VISA) |
WORK VISA (TERRITORIAL VISA) |
STUDY VISA (TERRITORIAL VISA) |
WHERE TO APPLY FOR
TERRITORIAL VISAS
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PASSPORTS
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A passport is
a document issued by a national government for international
travel and it certifies the identity and nationality of the
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APPLYING FOR TOURIST PASSPORTS
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APPLYING FOR TOURIST PASSPORTS
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APPLYING FOR EMERGENCY TRAVEL DOCUMENTS |
DUAL CITIZENSHIP
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Both Portugal
and South Africa allow dual citizenship and you are allowed to
hold passports of both countries. |
In essence legislation provides that a South African dual
citizen can use his or her foreign
passport/citizenship/nationality freely outside South Africa.
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EMBASSIES |
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Embassy of
Portugal in South Africa |
Embassy of
South Africa in Portugal |
CONSULATES
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Consulate
General of Portugal in Cape Town |
Honourary
Consulate of Portugal in Durban |
Consulates of South Africa in Portugal |
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