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Internship ++ Volunteer ++ Portugal
Travel Planning to Portugal !
Make sure you are all prepared for your trip or internship to Portugal! Here we sum up some important information just for you.
Visa
Citizens from non-EU countries must generally apply for the so-called Schengen visa. There are also different requirements for different countries. Please check the website of the Portuguese Embassy.
Vaccinations
You are not required to have any specific vaccinations at the time of entry to Portugal, however, your vaccination records should be up-to-date. If appropriate, vaccination against hepatitis A and B is recommended, as well as a tetanus booster, depending on the on-site activities. It is best to consult your doctor first.
Insurance
For the period of your internship, you will need valid foreign-health insurance. Before you select an insurance plan, please inform yourself about the insurance services abroad, in particular, whether an emergency return to your home country is guaranteed. With the European health insurance card, you are only covered for medically necessary services in the respective health insurance system on the spot, but not for a return transport.nt of Foreign Affairs, at the appropriate country information for Ecuador.
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Clothing
Portugal stretches over 3 climatic zones, due to its elongated shape. Roughly, one could say that the north is cooler and humid compared to the Mediterranean south. Lisbon and Peniche are located in the temperate, but warm zone. The average annual temperature is 15 °C, with summer rarely exceeding 30 °C and winter falling below 10 °C. The precipitation increases in the cold half of the year and decreases in the summer. This means: light clothing and the layers like an onion principle!
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