For most vacations, 90 days provides ample time. Even comprehensive itineraries covering Lisbon, Porto, the Douro Valley, Algarve, and the islands rarely exceed three weeks.
If you plan to stay longer, Portugal offers several visa options including a popular D7 visa for retirees and remote workers. These require application before arrival and proof of sufficient income or savings. Portugal has become a favored destination for longer-term stays due to its favorable tax programs and quality of life.
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