Portugal One of the most popular tourist destinations EuropeBut the country has been hit hard by the government pandemic – if you’re one of the millions who are planning a trip there cities either beaches By 2022, you will have skipped the current Portuguese entry requirements. Here’s what you need to know.
Do I have to take a government exam to enter Portugal?
If you were vaccinated 14 to 270 days before February 4, 2022 and received your last dose, you can travel to Portugal without showing proof of a negative government test. Children under the age of 11 are not required to be tested or vaccinated or to present evidence of recovery to enter Portugal and the Azores.
Those who have not been fully vaccinated must show evidence of a negative Covid test done prior to admission, if there is no evidence of recovery from Covid infection within the past 180 days.
Entry to the Azores remains the same, with all restrictions lifted for Madeira and Porto Santo. It is recommended to complete a passenger space The last two are completed prior to arrival, but you must complete one for Mainland Portugal and the Azores before arriving.
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Do I need a government vaccine to travel to Portugal?
Unvaccinated travelers may travel to Portugal, but must present evidence of a negative PCR test (not exceeding 72 hours for entry) or a rapid lateral flow test (not exceeding 24 hours for entry). Self-administration tests are not acceptable and should only be performed by a trained professional.
Alternatively, if you have suffered a government injury in the past year, you can enter mainland Portugal with a recovery certificate indicating that the government has been inflicted at least 11 days before departure and for 180 days. was there for more than a year. You do not need to take the exam.
