Note Note: The figures for 2009 are not directly comparable to those we had for previous years and for 2010, provided by the Consulate General of Angola in Lisbon and regarding visas granted in Lisbon, which was the reason why they were removed from this website, where they were published. Those of 2009 include, in addition to the visas granted by Lisbon, those granted by the Angolan Consulate in Oporto and by the Angolan Migration and Foreigners Service. These figures for 2009 correspond to the sum of the following types of visas: privileged (480), work (12,114), work for national reconstruction (8,843), permanence added to work visas (1,973) and others (study and temporary stay, 377). This accounting excludes visas which, because of their duration or purpose, do not include situations of emigration. In this situation the visas of: tourism; medical treatment; courtesy; Diplomats; Short duration (maximum term of 14 days); (Maximum term of 90 days); And transit (maximum term of 60 days).
The figures for 2009 are not directly comparable to those from 2010 onwards, due to changes in the type of visas and the inclusion of visas issued by the Angolan Migration and Foreigners Service (in addition to those issued by the consulates of Angola in Portugal). The values of 2010 onwards correspond to the sum of the following types of visas issued by the consulates of Angola in Oporto and Lisbon, for Portuguese in situations of emigration: privileged, work (the most common), work by protocol, residence and others (study and temporary stay). Information unavailable on visas issued by the consulate of Angola in Faro.
The figures for 2009 are not directly comparable to those we had for previous years and for 2010, provided by the Consulate General of Angola in Lisbon and regarding visas granted in Lisbon, which was the reason why they were removed from the site, where they reached Be published. Those of 2009 include, in addition to the visas granted by Lisbon, those granted by the Angolan Consulate in Oporto and by the Angolan Migration and Foreigners Service. These figures for 2009 correspond to the sum of the following types of visas: privileged (480), work (12,114), work for national reconstruction (8,843), permanence added to work visas (1,973) and others (study and temporary stay, 377). This accounting excludes visas which, because of their duration or purpose, do not include situations of emigration. In this situation the visas of: tourism; medical treatment; courtesy; Diplomats; Short duration (maximum term of 14 days); (Maximum term of 90 days); And transit (maximum term of 60 days).
The figures for 2009 are not directly comparable to those of 2013, 2014 and 2015 due to changes in the type of visas and the inclusion of visas issued by the Angolan Migration and Foreigners Service (in addition to those issued by the consulates of Angola in portugal). The values of 2013, 2014 and 2015 correspond to the sum of the following types of visas issued by the consulates of Angola in Oporto and Lisbon, for Portuguese in situations of emigration: privileged, work (the most common), work by protocol, residence And others (study and temporary stay). Information unavailable on visas issued by the consulate of Angola in Faro.
