Coronavirus and FAQs at (LIS) airport

COVID-19

At the terminals of Portuguese airports, the use of a mask and compliance with the rules of physical distance are mandatory. Respect the respiratory label and hand hygiene. Travel safely at Portugal Airports. 

Forms

Passengers bound for Mainland Portugal or transferring: after check-in is mandatory filling in - preferably online - the Passenger Location Card ;

Passengers bound for the Autonomous Region of Madeira: filling in the Health Authority's epidemiological survey Regional (IASAÚDE), between 12 noon and 48 hours prior to departure;

Passengers traveling to the Autonomous Region of the Azores must complete a previous questionnaire from the Regional Health Authority in the 72 hours prior to departure;

In addition, passengers traveling to Portugal from South Africa, Brazil, Cyprus, India, Lithuania and Sweden must register their data at travel.sef.pt and fulfill mandatory prophylactic isolation for 14 days. Confirm with your airline whether the country from which you started your flight or made a stopover, these conditions also apply.

Tests

All passengers arriving in Portugal must present a valid RT-PCR test, with a negative result to COVID-19, performed within 72 hours prior to the moment of departure.

Children who do not have completed 24 months of age.

When traveling between Lisbon, Porto and Faro, there is no need to submit tests.

Prophylactic / Quarantine Isolation

Prophylactic isolation for 14 days is mandatory for passengers from one of the following countries: South Africa, Brazil , Cyprus, India, Lithuania and Sweden.

(Passengers on flights with initial origin in South Africa, India and Brazil, who have made a stopover or transit through other airports, and to passengers on flights, regardless of origin, who present a passport with a departure record from South Africa South and Brazil in the 14 days prior to your arrival in Portugal)

Confirm with your airline if the country from which you started your flight or made a stopover, these conditions also apply.

General considerations It is an almost generalized concept that each passenger must have a certificate of vaccination against the Coronavirus (if they already have it), a RT-PCR test result within 48 hours of boarding,10-day quarantine, filling out the form and affidavit of health (including in some cases the COVID-19 vaccination certificate), in addition to complying with the distancing protocols, hand washing and use of mask. But also, given the situation of constant changes, it is always important to consult and finalize details with the airline and also, if necessary, with the airport as well as in the case of international flights with the nearby embassy or consulate to wherever the destination is. final, as well as the countries involved in flight stopovers. In this sense, it is useful to review the International Map of the current restrictions of each country.