Looking for Arabinfo24 Portugal jobs? This independent guide helps Arabic-speaking job seekers understand where to find legitimate work opportunities in Portugal, what documents are needed and how work visas usually work.
Jobs in Portugal is not affiliated with Arabinfo24 or UAEinfo24. Use this page to compare job sectors, salary expectations, visa requirements and practical relocation steps before applying.
Browse arabic speaker jobs in Portugal (وظائف موثقة في البرتغال — محدثة يومياً).
Most Arabic-speaking candidates from outside the EU need the legal right to work in Portugal before starting a job. In many cases, this means applying for a residence visa or work-related visa before travelling. EU and EEA citizens can usually work in Portugal without a work visa, but may still need to register locally depending on how long they stay.
Arabinfo24 Portugal Jobs — Top Sectors Hiring Arabic Speakers (أكثر القطاعات توظيفاً للعرب في البرتغال)
These are the most in-demand sectors for Arabic speakers and Gulf nationals currently hiring in Portugal:
Packing and Factory Jobs (وظائف التعبئة والتغليف والمصانع)
Packing and factory jobs are among the most accessible roles in Portugal for Arabic speakers without prior Portuguese experience. Companies across Lisbon, Leiria, Braga and Setúbal regularly hire for food packing, production line and warehouse roles. Requirements: valid residence permit or work visa, physical fitness, basic safety training. No Portuguese language required for most roles. Typical salary: €1,020–€1,200/month plus overtime. Accommodation: some employers provide shared accommodation for relocated workers.
Arabinfo24 Packing Jobs — Salary in Portugal 2026:
- Food packing operator: €1,020–€1,100/month
- Warehouse packer: €1,020–€1,150/month
- Production line worker: €1,050–€1,200/month
- Packing supervisor: €1,200–€1,400/month

Most packing employers in Portugal provide:
- Shared accommodation
- Transport to/from factory
- Meal allowance
- Overtime pay at 25–50% above base rate
View open packing and factory jobs in Portugal now (اعرض وظائف التعبئة والمصانع المتاحة في البرتغال الآن).
وظائف التعبئة والتغليف من أكثر الوظائف طلباً للعمال العرب
في البرتغال. لا يشترط إجادة اللغة البرتغالية في معظم هذه
الوظائف. الراتب يبدأ من 1,020 يورو شهرياً مع إمكانية
توفير السكن.
Construction and Civil Works (وظائف البناء والأشغال المدنية)
Portugal’s construction sector is one of the fastest growing in Europe, with consistent demand for labourers, helpers, bricklayers, electricians and plumbers. Arabic speakers from Morocco, Egypt, Syria and Gulf countries are actively recruited for construction roles across Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve. Requirements: physical fitness, basic safety awareness, valid work permit. Experience preferred but entry-level roles available. Typical salary: €1,100–€1,600/month depending on role and experience.
Find construction and civil works jobs in Portugal (ابحث عن وظائف البناء والأشغال المدنية في البرتغال).

قطاع البناء في البرتغال يشهد نمواً كبيراً ويوفر فرص عمل
للعمال العرب في مجالات البناء والكهرباء والسباكة. الرواتب
تتراوح بين 1,100 و1,600 يورو شهرياً.
Hospitality and Tourism Jobs (وظائف الفنادق والسياحة)
Portugal receives over 30 million tourists annually, creating strong demand for hospitality workers in hotels, restaurants and resorts — particularly in Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve. Arabic-speaking staff are especially valued in luxury hotels serving Gulf tourists. Roles available: hotel receptionist, housekeeping, kitchen helper, dishwasher, waiter, room service, maintenance. Typical salary: €1,020–€1,300/month. Many roles include meals and in some cases accommodation.
Explore hotel and hospitality jobs in Portugal (استكشف وظائف الفنادق والضيافة في البرتغال).
تستقبل البرتغال أكثر من 30 مليون سائح سنوياً، مما يخلق
طلباً كبيراً على العمالة في الفنادق والمطاعم والمنتجعات.
الناطقون بالعربية مطلوبون بشكل خاص في الفنادق الفاخرة
التي تستقبل السياح الخليجيين.
Agriculture and Fruit Picking Jobs (وظائف الزراعة وقطف الثمار)
Agriculture is one of the largest employment sectors for non-EU workers in Portugal. Roles in fruit picking, greenhouse work, berry packing and farm labour are available year-round — particularly in Alentejo, Algarve, Beja and Setúbal.
Many agricultural employers in Portugal provide accommodation and meals as part of the employment package — making these roles accessible for workers arriving from abroad without local contacts. Peak seasons: strawberries (February–May), berries (April–October), grapes (September–October), citrus (November–February). Typical salary: €1,020–€1,200/month plus accommodation in many cases.

See fruit picking and agriculture jobs available now (اعرض وظائف الزراعة وقطف الثمار المتاحة الآن).
الزراعة من أكبر قطاعات التوظيف في البرتغال للعمال غير
الأوروبيين. وظائف قطف الفاكهة والعمل في الدفيئات متاحة
على مدار السنة. كثير من أصحاب العمل يوفرون السكن والطعام.
Cleaning and Domestic Services (وظائف التنظيف والخدمات المنزلية)
Cleaning, housekeeping and domestic service roles are among the most consistently available jobs in Portugal — with openings year-round in hotels, hospitals, offices,
shopping centres and private homes across Lisbon, Porto, Algarve and Braga.
These roles are particularly well-suited for Arabic speakers already based in Portugal who are looking for stable, full-time employment with regular hours and a
fixed monthly salary. No Portuguese language skills are required for most cleaning roles — basic communication is sufficient.
Types of cleaning and housekeeping roles available:
- Hotel housekeeper: cleaning and preparing guest rooms, changing linen, restocking amenities. Most hotels provide uniforms and training.
- Office cleaner: cleaning corporate offices, usually early morning or evening shifts. Fixed schedule, stable employment.
- Hospital and healthcare cleaning: stricter hygiene protocols, often requiring a background check. Slightly higher pay than standard cleaning roles.
- Domestic housekeeper: working in private homes, may include ironing, laundry and basic cooking. Some live-in positions available with accommodation provided.
- Shopping centre cleaning: large teams, shift work, consistent hours.
Requirements for most cleaning roles:
- Valid residence permit or work visa
- Physical fitness
- Reliability and attention to detail
- No prior experience required for entry-level roles
- References from previous employers are an advantage
Typical salary: €1,020–€1,150/month for standard cleaning roles. Hospital and specialist cleaning roles pay €1,100–€1,300/month. Some domestic positions offer live-in accommodation in addition to salary — particularly useful for newly arrived workers without local housing.
Career progression: experienced housekeepers and cleaners in Portugal can progress to team leader or supervisor roles within 12–24 months, with salaries of €1,200–€1,500/month.
وظائف التنظيف والخدمات المنزلية من أكثر الوظائف توفراً
في البرتغال على مدار السنة — في الفنادق والمستشفيات
والمكاتب والمنازل الخاصة في جميع أنحاء البرتغال.
أنواع الوظائف المتاحة:
— عاملة غرف فندقية: تنظيف غرف الضيوف وتغيير المفارش
— عامل نظافة مكاتب: تنظيف الشركات، عادةً في الصباح الباكر
— نظافة المستشفيات: بروتوكولات صحية أكثر صرامة، راتب أعلى
— عاملة منزلية: العمل في المنازل الخاصة، بعض الوظائف توفر السكن
— نظافة مراكز التسوق: فرق كبيرة، ساعات عمل منتظمة
الراتب النموذجي: 1,020 – 1,150 يورو شهرياً
وظائف المستشفيات: 1,100 – 1,300 يورو شهرياً
بعض الوظائف المنزلية توفر السكن بالإضافة إلى الراتب.
لا يُشترط إتقان اللغة البرتغالية لمعظم وظائف التنظيف.
Browse cleaning and housekeeping jobs in Portugal (اعرض وظائف التنظيف والخدمات المنزلية في البرتغال).
UAEinfo24 Portugal — Jobs for UAE and Gulf Nationals
If you arrived here through UAEinfo24.com, welcome. This page serves both the Arabinfo24 and UAEinfo24 communities — providing job vacancies in
Portugal specifically for UAE nationals, Saudi citizens, Kuwaitis, Omanis and other Gulf nationals relocating for work.
إذا وصلت إلى هذه الصفحة عبر UAEinfo24، فأنت في المكان
الصحيح. نخدم مجتمعي Arabinfo24 وUAEinfo24 معاً —
وظائف موثقة في البرتغال لمواطني الإمارات والسعودية
والكويت وعُمان وسائر دول الخليج.
How to Apply for Jobs in Portugal — Step by Step (كيفية التقدم للعمل في البرتغال — خطوة بخطوة)
Whether you are applying from Portugal or from your home country, here is the practical process for Arabic speakers and Gulf nationals:
Step 1 — Get your NIF (Tax Number) (الخطوة الأولى — الحصول على الرقم الضريبي NIF)
A Portuguese NIF is normally needed for tax, employment and banking procedures. Some candidates arrange it before arrival, while others complete the process after entering Portugal, depending on their legal status and support available.
The process and required documents can vary for non-EU citizens, especially when a fiscal representative is needed.
رقم NIF هو رقمك الضريبي البرتغالي — ضروري قبل توقيع أي
عقد عمل أو استلام الراتب. للمواطنين من خارج الاتحاد
الأوروبي: يمكن التقديم عبر القنصلية البرتغالية في بلدك
قبل السفر. الحصول عليه مجاني ولا يستغرق أكثر من 30 دقيقة.
Step 2 — Open a Portuguese Bank Account (IBAN) (الخطوة الثانية — فتح حساب بنكي في البرتغال)
You need a Portuguese IBAN to receive your salary. Most Portuguese banks accept non-EU nationals with a valid passport and NIF. Millennium BCP and Caixa Geral de Depósitos are the most accessible for new arrivals. Wise (formerly TransferWise) is a popular alternative for receiving and sending money internationally.
تحتاج إلى حساب بنكي برتغالي (IBAN) لاستلام راتبك.
معظم البنوك البرتغالية تقبل المواطنين من خارج الاتحاد
الأوروبي بجواز سفر ساري المفعول ورقم NIF. تطبيق Wise
خيار شائع لتحويل الأموال دولياً بتكاليف منخفضة.
Step 3 — Work Visa for Non-EU Nationals (الخطوة الثالثة — تأشيرة العمل للمواطنين من خارج الاتحاد الأوروبي)
Citizens of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Morocco, Egypt and other non-EU countries need a work visa to work legally in Portugal.
D1 Work Visa — Most non-EU citizens need to apply for a residence visa before travelling to Portugal. A confirmed employment contract or formal job offer is commonly required for work-related visa routes.
Processing times and required documents can vary by consulate, country of residence and individual case. Always confirm the latest requirements through the Portuguese consulate and AIMA before making travel or housing commitments.
Documents typically required:
- Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
- Job offer letter from Portuguese employer
- Criminal record certificate
- Medical certificate
- Proof of accommodation in Portugal
- NIF number
Important: A job offer does not automatically guarantee a visa or residence permit. Non-EU candidates should confirm the process with official Portuguese authorities before paying fees, booking travel or resigning from a current job.
Read the complete work visa guide for non-EU citizens (اقرأ الدليل الكامل لتأشيرة العمل لمواطني خارج الاتحاد الأوروبي).
مواطنو دول الخليج والمغرب العربي ومصر وغيرها من الدول
غير الأوروبية يحتاجون إلى تأشيرة عمل للعمل بشكل قانوني
في البرتغال. تأشيرة D1 تتطلب عرض عمل من صاحب عمل
برتغالي. مدة المعالجة: 2-4 أشهر.
الوثائق المطلوبة عادةً:
- جواز سفر ساري المفعول
- خطاب عرض العمل
- شهادة حسن السيرة والسلوك
- شهادة طبية
- إثبات السكن في البرتغال
- رقم NIF
Salaries in Portugal for Arabic Speakers (الرواتب في البرتغال للناطقين بالعربية)
Portugal’s national minimum wage in 2026 is €920 per month gross, set by Decreto-Lei n.º 139/2025. Salaries are paid 14 times a year, so the gross annual minimum is €920 × 14 = €12,880. Many employers in manual sectors pay at or slightly above the minimum, and some add accommodation, meals, or overtime.
Average gross monthly pay by sector (approximate, before tax):
- Packing and factory: €920–€1,100
- Construction helper: €1,000–€1,400
- Agriculture: €920–€1,050, often plus accommodation
- Hospitality: €920–€1,200
- Cleaning: €920–€1,100
- Truck driver: €1,100–€1,700
- Electrician / plumber: €1,200–€1,900

Figures are approximate and vary by employer, region, and experience. The minimum wage is the legal floor; overtime, night shifts, and meal allowances are paid on top and are never included in the base.
Many employers in manual sectors also provide shared accommodation, meals or a meal allowance, transport to and from work, and access to the public health service (SNS) after registration.
How to Avoid Fake Job Offers in Portugal
Finding a job in Portugal can be a good opportunity, but Arabic-speaking and non-EU candidates should be careful with fake job offers, false visa promises and recruiters who ask for money before providing a real contract.
Jobs in Portugal is not affiliated with Arabinfo24 or UAEinfo24. Always verify the employer and the application process before sharing documents, paying fees or making travel plans.
Check the employer before applying
A legitimate employer should have a company website, official email address, physical location and clear job description. Search for the company name online and check whether the same vacancy appears on its official careers page.
Be cautious if a recruiter only contacts you through WhatsApp, Telegram or a personal email address.
Never pay for a job offer
You should not pay money to secure a job, receive a work contract or “guarantee” a visa. Be especially careful with requests for payment for:
- visa approval;
- job placement;
- work permit processing;
- accommodation booking;
- medical certificates;
- recruitment registration.
Some legitimate services may have administrative fees, but these should be transparent, documented and independently verifiable.
Ask for a written job offer
Before accepting a job, ask for written details about:
- employer name and address;
- job title and duties;
- gross monthly salary;
- working hours and shifts;
- contract type;
- accommodation, if offered;
- transport, meals and deductions;
- start date;
- legal right to work requirements.
Do not rely only on voice messages, screenshots or informal promises.
Be careful with visa sponsorship claims
A job offer does not automatically guarantee a Portuguese visa or residence permit. Some employers may support non-EU candidates, but visa sponsorship is not guaranteed.
Watch for unrealistic salaries
Be cautious when a job advert promises very high salaries for entry-level work, especially in packing, cleaning, agriculture, hospitality or construction.
Pay in Portugal depends on the role, location, experience, shifts, overtime and contract. Compare any offer with realistic jobs and salary guidance in Portugal before accepting it.Protect your documents
Do not send your passport, bank details, residence documents or personal photos until you have verified the employer or recruitment agency. A genuine employer may need documents later in the hiring process, but you should know exactly who is receiving them and why.
Quick warning signs
Treat the offer carefully if the recruiter:
- promises a guaranteed visa;
- asks for money before an interview or contract;
- offers a salary far above the normal market rate;
- refuses to provide the company name;
- pressures you to decide immediately;
- communicates only through WhatsApp or Telegram;
- asks for passport scans before explaining the job;
- says Portuguese law does not apply to the job.
Arabic Community in Portugal (المجتمع العربي في البرتغال)
Portugal has a growing Arabic-speaking community, particularly in Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve. Here are key resources for Arabic speakers:
Mosques and Islamic centres:
- Islamic Community of Lisbon (Mesquita Central de Lisboa) — Av. José Malhoa, Lisbon. The Islamic Community of Lisbon (CIL), based at the Central Mosque, is the core spiritual and cultural hub for Muslims in Portugal, promoting social support and interfaith dialogue.
- Islamic Centre of Porto: The Centro Cultural Islâmico do Porto (Islamic Cultural Centre of Porto) serves as a main mosque and community hub, located at Rua do Heroísmo 223 near the Heroísmo metro station. It provides space for daily prayers, Friday prayers (Jumu’ah), and community events, offering a central location for Muslims in Porto.
- Islamic Association of Algarve: The Associação CIF – Centro Islâmico de Faro, located at Rua José Pedro de Almeida, Loja B Esq., Faro, is the primary religious and cultural organization representing the Muslim community in the Algarve, responsible for managing the region’s central prayer space, providing social support to Muslim residents, and aiding the integration of immigrants and tourists visiting southern Portugal.
Halal food: available in Mouraria and Martim Moniz neighbourhoods in Lisbon, and in major supermarkets across Portugal.
Arabic-speaking communities: active WhatsApp and Facebook groups for Arabic workers in Portugal — search “عرب البرتغال” (Arabs of Portugal) on Facebook.
Healthcare: after registering as a resident, Arabic speakers are entitled to use the public SNS (National Health Service). Some hospitals in Lisbon have Arabic-speaking staff or interpreters available.
البرتغال لديها مجتمع عربي متنامٍ، خاصة في لشبونة وبورتو
والغارف.
المساجد والمراكز الإسلامية:
- المسجد المركزي في لشبونة
- المركز الإسلامي في بورتو
- الجمعية الإسلامية في الغارف
الطعام الحلال: متوفر في أحياء موراريا ومارتيم مونيز
في لشبونة وفي كبرى المتاجر في أنحاء البرتغال.
مجتمعات عربية: مجموعات واتساب وفيسبوك نشطة للعمال
العرب في البرتغال — ابحث عن “عرب البرتغال” على فيسبوك.
Find your next job in Portugal.
Useful Contacts and Embassy Information (جهات الاتصال المفيدة ومعلومات السفارات)
Saudi Arabia Embassy in Lisbon:
Rua Marquês da Fronteira 3, 1070-296 Lisbon
Tel: +351 213 815 994
UAE Embassy in Lisbon:
Rua do Salitre 157, 1250-198 Lisbon
Tel: +351 213 586 560
Kuwait Embassy in Lisbon:
Rua Marquês Sá da Bandeira 32, Lisbon
Moroccan Embassy in Lisbon:
Rua Alto do Duque 21, 1400-011 Lisbon
Tel: +351 213 010 930
AIMA (Portuguese Immigration Authority):
Website: aima.gov.pt
For visa and residence permit applications.
Finanças (Tax Authority — for NIF):
Website: portaldasfinancas.gov.pt
سفارة المملكة العربية السعودية في لشبونة:
Rua Marquês da Fronteira 3, لشبونة
هاتف: 351 213 815 994+
سفارة الإمارات العربية المتحدة في لشبونة:
Rua do Salitre 157, لشبونة
هاتف: 351 213 586 560
AIMA (سلطة الهجرة البرتغالية):
الموقع: aima.gov.pt
للتقديم على التأشيرات وتصاريح الإقامة.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Arabinfo24.com Portugal?
Arabinfo24.com is an online resource for Arabic speakers with information about jobs, immigration, and community life in Portugal and other countries. This page works as a job guide for Arabic speakers and Gulf nationals looking for verified work in Portugal.
Can Arabic speakers find work in Portugal without speaking Portuguese?
Yes, particularly in factory, packing, construction, and agricultural roles where Portuguese is not required. In hospitality, basic English or Arabic is often enough, especially in tourist areas.
Do Gulf nationals (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait) need a visa to work in Portugal?
Yes. Non-EU nationals need a D1 work visa, which requires a signed work contract from a Portuguese employer. The visa grants entry to Portugal; after arriving, you apply for a residence permit at AIMA. The process must be started from your home country, as the Manifestation of Interest route is closed.
What is the minimum wage in Portugal in 2026?
Portugal’s minimum wage in 2026 is €920 per month gross, set by Decreto-Lei n.º 139/2025. Paid across 14 salaries a year, that is €12,880 gross annually. Many employers in factory, agriculture, and construction pay at or above the minimum and may provide accommodation.
Is there a Muslim community in Portugal?
Yes. Portugal has a growing Muslim and Arabic-speaking community, especially in Lisbon, where the Islamic Community of Lisbon has operated. Halal food is available in major cities and some supermarkets.
How do I apply for jobs in Portugal from Saudi Arabia or UAE?
Apply online through verified job boards. Once you receive a job offer, your employer starts the D1 visa process tied to your work contract. You then apply for the visa at the Portuguese consulate in your country before travelling.
What is UAEinfo24?
UAEinfo24.com is a sister resource to Arabinfo24, focused on job and immigration information for UAE-based Arabic speakers. This page serves both communities looking for verified work in Portugal.
Ready to work in Portugal? Browse all verified vacancies for Arabic speakers and international candidates (مستعد للعمل في البرتغال؟ تصفح جميع الوظائف الموثقة للناطقين بالعربية والمرشحين الدوليين).
