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  1. Congo - Brazzaville

    Business fee notes

    Before
    At the embassy in Washington, which serves the United States, Canada and Mexico; cash at drop-off or money order, not refunded. The embassy in Paris charges EUR 55 for a 15-day visa and EUR 110 for a 91-day visa. Other embassies set their own fees.
    After
    At the embassy in Washington: USD 200, cash at drop-off or money order, not refunded. The embassy in Paris charges EUR 55 for a 15-day visa (EUR 110 express).

  2. Congo - Brazzaville

    Business visa processing minimum

    Before
    7
    After
    null

  3. Congo - Brazzaville

    Tourist fee notes

    Before
    At the embassy in Washington, which serves the United States, Canada and Mexico: USD 200, paid in cash at drop-off or by money order, and not refunded once the application is submitted. Other embassies set their own fees.
    After
    At the embassy in Washington: USD 200, paid in cash at drop-off or by money order, and not refunded once the application is submitted.

  4. Congo - Brazzaville

    Tourist visa extendable

    Before
    {"possible":true,"days":null}
    After
    (removed)

  5. Congo - Brazzaville

    Tourist visa stay

    Before
    30
    After
    null

  6. Congo - Brazzaville

    Tourist visa entries

    Before
    single
    After
    multiple

  7. Congo - Brazzaville

    Tourist visa processing

    Before
    5–10 business days
    After
    up to 10 business days (min null)

  8. Qatar

    Text

    Before
    No official source we could read requires insurance for visits of 30 days or less. Visitors staying longer than 30 days must buy health insurance from a Ministry of Public Health-registered insurer before travelling; the standard premium is QAR 50 per person per month.
    After
    No official source we could read requires insurance for visits of 30 days or less. The UK government says visitors staying in Qatar for more than 30 days must buy health insurance from a registered Ministry of Public Health insurance provider before they travel, and that the standard premium is QAR 50 per person per month.

  9. Qatar

    Text

    Before
    Qatar Tourism says 102 nationalities, including the UK and EU states, are eligible for visa-free entry, while others obtain an e-visa through the official Hayya platform or, for some nationalities, a visa on arrival for QAR 100; US citizens receive a multiple-entry visa issued on Hayya for QAR 76.
    After
    Qatar Tourism lists nationalities, including the UK and the EU states, as eligible for visa-free entry; others obtain an e-visa through the official Hayya platform (QAR 100 for the Tourist Visa A1) or, for some nationalities, a visa on arrival. US citizens receive the multiple-entry Visa-Free for US Citizens (F1) on Hayya for QAR 76.

  10. Qatar

    Visa type evidence

    Before
    {"fee":[100,"QAR"],"processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":30,"entries":"single"}
    After
    {"fee":[100,"QAR"],"processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":30,"entries":"single"}

  11. Qatar

    Visa type evidence

    Before
    {"fee":[76,"QAR"],"processing":null,"validityDays":730,"stayDays":90,"entries":"multiple"}
    After
    {"fee":[76,"QAR"],"processing":null,"validityDays":730,"stayDays":90,"entries":"multiple"}

  12. Qatar

    Visa fee

    Before
    {"fee":[100,"QAR"],"processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":null,"entries":null} notes: Paid at the airport, according to Qatar Tourism's nationality checker. For some nationalities, Iran among them, the checker requires a visa-on-arrival-eligible hotel stay booked in advance on Discover Qatar.
    After
    null

  13. Qatar

    Fee notes and evidence

    Before
    {"fee":[100,"QAR"],"processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":null,"entries":null} notes: Hayya states the A1 visa costs QAR 100, paid on final approval and non-refundable.
    After
    {"fee":[100,"QAR"],"processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":null,"entries":null} notes: Hayya states the E-Visa fee is QAR 100 and non-refundable, payable within 14 days of the status changing to "Pending Payment".

  14. Portugal

    FAQ: digital nomad visa

    Before
    Yes. The residency visa for remote professional activity is for remote workers employed by companies outside Portugal. You must show average monthly income of four times the Portuguese minimum wage — €3,680 per month in 2026 — over the last three months. The visa fee is €110.
    After
    Yes. Portugal's visa portal lists a residency visa for the exercise of a professional activity done remotely (digital nomads). It asks for proof of average monthly income for the last three months with a minimum value equivalent to four monthly minimum guaranteed remunerations. The national visa fee is €110.

  15. Portugal

    FAQ: passive-income visa

    Before
    This visa requires stable passive income (pension, rents, dividends) of at least the Portuguese minimum wage — €920 per month in 2026. The visa fee is €110 and the visa leads to a residence permit.
    After
    For passive income, Portugal's visa portal asks for a document certifying revenue from movable and immovable property, intellectual or financial assets, and it bases means of subsistence on the minimum monthly salary: 920€ in 2026 for the first adult. The national visa fee is €110, and the Foreigners Act says the residence visa allows its holder to enter Portugal in order to apply for a residence permit.

  16. Portugal

    90/180 tip

    Before
    The 90-day limit counts across the entire Schengen Area, not just Portugal — days spent in Spain or France count against the same allowance.
    After
    The 90-day limit counts stays across the whole Schengen Area, not only in Portugal.

  17. Portugal

    Summary

    Before
    Portugal is part of the Schengen Area: EU and EFTA citizens enter freely, nationals of the 63 countries and territories on the EU's visa-exempt list (as of 30 December 2025) can stay 90 days in any 180-day period (the ETIAS travel authorization is not yet in operation), and everyone else needs a Schengen short-stay visa (general fee €90). Long-stay options include residency visas for people living from passive income and for digital nomads working remotely.
    After
    Portugal is part of the Schengen Area: EU and EFTA citizens enter freely, nationals of the countries and territories on the EU's visa-exempt list (Annex II of Regulation 2018/1806) can stay 90 days in any 180-day period (the ETIAS travel authorization is not yet in operation), and everyone else needs a Schengen short-stay visa (general fee €90). Long-stay options include residency visas for people living from passive income and for digital nomads working remotely.

  18. Portugal

    Proof of funds text

    Before
    Portugal sets a minimum means requirement for visitors: €75 per entry plus €40 per day of stay, or a statement of responsibility signed by a Portuguese citizen or legal resident.
    After
    The Schengen Borders Code requires non-EU visitors to have sufficient means of subsistence for the stay and the return. Portugal's visa portal says a Schengen visa holder should have or be able to legally obtain €75 for each entry and €40 for each day, or present a statement of responsibility signed by a national citizen or legal resident.

  19. Portugal

    Onward ticket requirement

    Before
    {"r":true,"ap":"all","t":"Border officers may ask non-EU visitors for proof of return or onward travel and accommodation details."}
    After
    {"r":null,"ap":null,"t":"No official source we could read states that a return or onward ticket is required. The Schengen Borders Code lists a return or round-trip ticket among the supporting documents a border guard may request to verify the purpose and conditions of the stay."}

  20. Portugal

    Work Visa (Type D — Employment): processing, extension, notes

    Before
    {"proc":{"minDays":0,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":null},"notes":"Requires an employment contract, a promise of employment or a demonstration of interest from an employer in Portugal."}
    After
    {"proc":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":90},"notes":"For subordinate work activity the visa portal asks for a work contract, work promise or demonstration of interest."}

  21. Portugal

    Student Visa (Type D — Studies): processing, extension, notes

    Before
    {"proc":{"minDays":0,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":null},"notes":"Required for courses longer than 90 days; needs proof of enrollment, funds and health insurance."}
    After
    {"proc":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":90},"notes":"For research, study, higher education student exchange, internships and volunteer work. The visa portal says higher education students admitted to an officially recognised institution are exempt from presenting health insurance, travel insurance or means of subsistence."}

  22. Portugal

    Residency visa for remote professional activity (digital nomads): processing, extension, notes

    Before
    {"proc":{"minDays":0,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":null},"notes":"For remote workers employed by non-Portuguese companies; income requirement of four times the Portuguese minimum wage (€3,680/month in 2026)."}
    After
    {"proc":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":90},"notes":"For a professional activity done remotely. The visa portal asks for proof of average monthly income for the last three months with a minimum value equivalent to four monthly minimum guaranteed remunerations."}

  23. Portugal

    Residency visa for retirement, religious purposes or passive income: processing, extension, notes

    Before
    {"proc":{"minDays":0,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":null},"notes":"For retirees and holders of passive income (pensions, rents, dividends) of at least the Portuguese minimum wage (€920/month in 2026)."}
    After
    {"proc":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":90},"notes":"For retirement, religious purposes or people living from passive income; for passive income the visa portal asks for a document certifying revenue from movable and immovable property, intellectual or financial assets. It bases means of subsistence on the minimum monthly salary, 920€ in 2026, for the first adult."}

  24. Portugal

    National Long-Stay Visa (Type D — Residency): processing, extension, notes

    Before
    {"proc":{"minDays":0,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":null},"notes":"For stays over 90 days: work, study, family reunification and other residence purposes. Portugal's consular fee table (Portaria 91/2025/1) sets €110 for national visa applications."}
    After
    {"proc":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":60,"unit":"calendar-days"},"ext":{"possible":true,"days":90},"notes":"The residence visa allows its holder to enter Portugal in order to apply for a residence permit (Foreigners Act, art. 58). Portugal's consular fee table (Portaria 91/2025/1) sets €110 for national visas."}

  25. Portugal

    Cabo Verde fee notes

    Before
    Set by the EU–Cabo Verde visa facilitation agreement as amended in 2021 (Article 5) at 75% of the standard €90 fee; children aged 12 to 17 pay half of it, and children under 12 pay nothing, among other listed categories.
    After
    The EU–Cabo Verde visa facilitation agreement as amended in 2021 (Article 5) sets the fee at 75% of the amount charged under domestic legislation; children aged 12 to 17 pay half of it, and children under 12 pay nothing, among other listed categories. Portugal's visa portal lists EUR 67.50 for adults from Cabo Verde.