How to get a Portugal visa from Indonesia

• The Schengen tourist visa is available for Indonesians visiting Portugal for vacations, tourism and relaxation purposes.
• Applicants of this visa can also visit family and friends resident in Portugal.
• Portugal is part of the Schengen Area which is made up of 26 European countries, so a Schengen visa is required.
  
• Tourists are required to register with Portuguese Immigration Service within three days of entering Portugal. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in an administrative offense punishable with a fine from €60 to €160.
• The following documents are also required:
• Your original passport and copies of your previous visas.
• Proof of travel insurance to cover you for the Schengen area.
• Cover letter stating the purpose of your visit and itinerary that includes your activities, flight dates and times, entry and exit out of Portugal.
• Bank statements for the last three months.
• Foreign travelers will not be liable to take up either paid or unpaid employment in the country.
• They are also not allowed to benefit from public services such as public hospitals while in Portugal, that is why they are to travel with their insurance worth of a minimum of 30,000 Euros.

• This visa enables Indonesians to visit Portugal to engage in business-related activities.
• While you are in the country with this visa, you can meet up with business partners for meetings and to negotiate and sign contracts.
• You can also attend trade fairs, conferences, and business summits while you are in the country.
• An invitation letter from the company you will be visiting in Portugal should be provided.
• The address of the company and the dates of your visit should be stated in the letter.
• If the company you are meeting with in Portugal will be responsible for your expenses while in the country, it should be stated in the letter.
• A letter is required from your employer in Indonesia stating awareness and allowance of your business travel for the duration of your time in the country.
• If the applicant of this visa has been in business with this company before, proof of such events must be provided.
• A Certificate of business registration of your business partner in Portugal is required.
• You cannot be employed while you are in the country with this visa.
• Holders of this visa are expected to exit the country at the expiration of their visa.

• The Medical visa enables Indonisains to visit Portugal for medical treatment.
• Portugal has a state-funded universal healthcare system offered to all.
  
• Medical diagnosis is required from your local doctor and It should be accompanied by a document stating why the ailment is best treated in Portugal.
• If you are planning to stay in Portugal for more than 90 days, you can ask for a certificate from your local council office. The certificate allows you to access Portugal’s public healthcare.
  
• A medical attestation from the hospital or doctor in Portugal, confirming the date of appointment as well as your medical situation is required.
• You are also required to provide proof of international health insurance when applying for your visa. The insurance must have a minimum coverage of EUR 30,000. It must have an emergency medical evacuation and repatriation benefit.
  
• If you are employed:
• A letter from your employer is required.
• Your employer should state in the letter that he is aware of your leave, your position and how long you have been employed in the company should be clearly stated.
• Proof of payment of medical fees should be provided as well as medical insurance to cover the entire stay should be provided.
• Minors must ensure that they possess the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If they are traveling alone or with one of their parents, a document of consent which is signed by both parents of the minor should also be provided.

Yes, you can drink tap water in Portugal because it is perfectly safe.