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AIMA Fee Table Update Took Effect on 1 March 2026

AIMA updated the fee table for immigration administrative procedures under Portugal's foreign nationals regime. Applicants should verify current official fees before budgeting.

Published 1 March 2026Updated 26 May 20263 min read
Source reviewedAIMA, 28 February 2026

This note is budgeting context only. Always verify current official fees at the point of filing or renewal.

What changed

AIMA announced that an updated table of fees and charges for administrative procedures under Portugal's foreign nationals law would apply from 1 March 2026.

The update relates to procedures such as residence authorisations, visas, renewals, titles, and associated administrative acts.

Why it matters

Fee changes can affect application budgeting, especially for families or applicants with several dependent steps. Government fees are separate from consultancy, document, courier, translation, or appointment-provider costs.

Applicants should check the current official table near the point of submission rather than relying on an old estimate prepared earlier in the planning process.

Planning note

A good relocation budget should show which costs are confirmed, which are estimates, and which depend on the authority or provider handling the next step.

Practical takeaway

Separate government charges, third-party provider fees, professional service fees, and contingency so changes in one line item do not distort the full relocation budget.

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