Tourist visa — conditions & entry

Portugal tourism entry rules depend on your nationality. For most visitors, the primary options are visa-free entry, an electronic travel authorization (eVisa / ETA), visa on arrival (VOA), or a consular (embassy) issued tourist visa. Before booking, check whether you qualify for visa-free entry or an electronic authorization and apply online where required.

• Who needs a visa: depends on nationality — consult official portals.
• Common types: visa-free, eVisa/eTA, Visa on Arrival (VOA), or consular tourist visa.
• Typical requirements: passport (min 6 months), return ticket, proof of accommodation, funds.

Digital Arrival Card / eArrival / Electronic Travel Authorization

Many countries now use a digital arrival card, eArrival form or electronic travel authorization to collect traveler information before arrival. Where available, these systems streamline immigration checks—complete any required digital form or authorization prior to departure.

Official links

• Please refer to the official government immigration portal and foreign ministry pages for Portugal (links included where available).

How to apply — step by step (tourist)

1. Check if you are visa-exempt or if an eVisa/eTA applies.
2. If eVisa/eTA required, apply through the official portal, upload documents and pay fees.
3. If visa on arrival applies, confirm required documents and entry points.
4. If consular visa required, schedule appointment with embassy/consulate and submit documents.

Practical tips & SEO checklist

• Use exact country name and keywords in page title and meta description.
• Include official links and clear CTAs (Apply online / Check requirements).
• Keep content updated — visa rules change frequently.