01/08/2020: Passengers from flights to and from countries not part of the EU/Schengen must present; before boarding; proof of carrying out a laboratory test (RT-PCR); with a negative result; carried out within 72 hours prior to the time of boarding; 16/12/2020: extension of measure; 01/01/2021: extension of measure; 15/01/2021: extension of measure; 26/02/2021: a negative test to COVID-19 (RT-PCR); carried out within 72 hours before boarding time is needed for: a) Passengers from countries with an incidence rate of 500 cases or more per 100;000 inhabitants b) Passengers from countries with an incidence between 150 and 500 cases per 100;000 inhabitants c) Passengers from flights between Portugal and other destinations permitted for essential travel d) National citizens and their families and holders of residence permits in Portugal coming from Brazil and the UK; 16/03/2021: a negative test to COVID-19 (RT-PCR) needed for all flights from EU/Schengen countries; 22/03/2021: Passengers arriving in Portugal on flights originating in South Africa; including stopover or transit in third countries; will now have to present a negative test; 25/06/2021: a negative RT-PCR test -72h before boarding; or a Rapid Antigen Test - 48h before boarding; is needed for passengers from: a) countries of the EU; Schengen Associated countries (Liechtenstein; Norway; Iceland; Switzerland); UK; Australia; New Zealand; China; Israel; Japan; South Korea; Rwanda; Singapore; Thailand; the special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau and the US. Also; all passengers need to fill a Passenger Locator Card before departure to Portugal. b) Brazil; India; Nepal; and South Africa c) Azores and Madeira (or EU Digital COVID Certificate); 01/07/2021: The EU Digital COVID Certificate may be also used as a proof; 24/05/2022: All passengers are authorized to enter national territory; regardless of their origin or purpose of travel; upon presenting: a) A valid vaccination EU Digital COVID Certificate b) a valid test or recovery EU Digital COVID Certificate c) a valid vaccination certificate d) a recovery certificate issued by a third country; under reciprocal conditions e) a negative RT-PCR Test (or similar NAAT test) - 72h before boarding e) a negative Laboratorial Rapid Antigen Test- 24h before boarding; 01/07/2022: no longer required a proof of a negative COVID test or to present a COVID-EU digital certificate or vaccination or recovery certificate to enter Portugal.

Entry ban for individuals other than citizens from countries in the EU; EEA and the UK; long-term residents and people with long-term visa or residence permits; family members of EU and EEA citizens; medical personnel and people responsible for transport of goods; 09/04/2020: all national airports will be closed for passenger traffic; 17/04/2020: extension; for 30 days; of the air traffic ban on all flights to and from countries that are not part of the EU; with some exceptions; 18/05/2020: extension of travel ban till 15/06/2020; 12/06/2020: all flights from and to Spain are suspended; with some exceptions. extension of travel ban on air traffic to and from Portugal for all flights to and from countries /outside the EU; 01/07/2020: reopening of borders with Spain; 24/08/2020: Air traffic to and from Portugal is authorized for all flights to and from countries that are not part of the EU or that are not countries associated with the Schengen Area; exclusively for essential travel; 24/11/2020: Portugal currently prohibits non-essential (tourist) travel for US citizens traveling directly to Portugal from the US. According to Portuguese authorities; only citizens of the EU/Schengen associated countries; their family members; or foreign nationals legally residing in a Member State of the EU; and travellers from third-countries specifically authorized may enter Portugal; 05/12/2020: permitted entry for travellers from the EU and Schengen Area countries; the UK; Australia; Canada; China; Georgia; Japan; New Zealand; Rwanda; South Korea; Thailand; Tunisia; and Uruguay. Travel from other countries remains prohibited; except for limited essential reasons; 26/02/2021: All commercial or private flights between Portugal and the United Kingdom and between Portugal and Brazil are suspended; 26/03/2021: all non-essential travel (tourism) to Portugal; including by other EU member residents; is prohibited; 01/04/2021: Air travel to and from Portugal is allowed to: EU/Schengen countries; Liechtenstein; Norway; Iceland; Switzerland; Australia; China (including Hong Kong and Macao); South Korea; New Zealand; Rwanda; Singapore; Thailand and Uruguay. All commercial or private flights between Portugal and the United Kingdom and between Portugal and Brazil are suspended. Flights between Portugal and other destinations not mentioned are suspended; 01/05/2021: Flights to and from other countries; not members of the EU or countries not associated with the Schengen Area; are allowed for 'essential travel' only; 29/05/2021: Flights to and from Portugal are allowed for non-essential travels from the countries of the EU; from Schengen Associated countries (Liechtenstein; Norway; Iceland; Switzerland); the UK; Australia; China; Israel; South Korea; New Zealand; Rwanda; Singapore; Thailand. Flights to and from other countries are allowed for 'essential travel' only; 10/10/2021: The following passengers are allowed to transit through; enter and exit from Portugal: EU nationals; nationals of the of Schengen associated countries and their family members; third-country nationals with legal residence in an EU member state; third-country nationals travelling for professional reasons; study; family reunification; health or humanitarian reasons; 01/12/2021: flights to and from South Africa are banned; 26/12/2021: lifting of previous ban; 21/02/2022: Portugal adopts a list of countries for essential and non-essential travelling; 19/05/2022: All passengers are authorized to enter national territory; regardless of their origin or purpose of travel.

The Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MNE) recommended the adoption of preventive measures and careful consideration of travelling; especially to the most affected areas. In this scope; MNE advised against any travel to Hubei province and to different regions of Italy and against non-essential travel to other parts of China; Iran and South Korea (cities of Daegu and Cheongdo and province of Gyeongsang-buk). MNE suggested to Portuguese citizens in the countries to consider leaving the territory.

Ban on flights to and from countries outside the EU; 17/04/2020: extension of previous ban for 30 days; 18/05/2020: extension of previous ban till 15/06/2020; 12/06/2020: extension of previous ban till 30/06/2020; 10/08/2020: Air traffic from Portugal is authorized for all flights to countries that are not part of the EU or that are not countries associated with the Schengen Area; exclusively for essential travel.

Mandatory negative test for all flights arriving in Portugal and heavily increased sanctions for airlines not respecting such recommendation; 06/01/2022: The special measures in terms of testing for the international flights are extended until February 9 2022; 17/02/2022: Digital certificate needed for border control.; 1/07/2022: passengers entering national territory (including Azores and Madeira) are no longer required to present proof of carrying out a test to screen for SARS-CoV-2 infection with a negative result.

17/03/20: Entry ban for individuals other than citizens from countries in the European Union; European Economic Area; and United Kingdom; long-term residents and people with long-term visa or residence permits; family members of EU and EEA citizens; medical personnel and people responsible for transport of goods.; 1/03/2022: The European Union recommends that its member nations remove any non-essential travel bans for vaccinated tourists arriving from third countries starting March 1; 2022.

Flights to Portugal are only allowed within the EU/EEA (plus UK from 14/05/2021). Travel from other countries are allowed only for essential reasons (this also applies for for EU/EEA countries with a 14-day incidence above 500/100 000) or if the epidemiological situation in those countries is according to what is stated in the COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION (EU) 2020/912 (close to or below the EU average; as it stands on 15 June 2020; of new COVID-19 cases over the last 14 days and per 100 000 inhabitants; the trend of new cases over the same period in comparison to the previous 14 days is stable or decreasing; and the overall response to COVID-19 taking into account available information on aspects such as testing; surveillance; contact tracing; containment; treatment and reporting as well as the reliability of available information and data sources and; if needed; the total average score across all dimensions for International Health Regulations (IHR).

Flights from Portugal are only allowed within the EU/EEA (plus UK from 14/05/2021). Travel to other countries are allowed only for essential reasons (this also applies for for EU/EEA countries with a 14-day incidence above 500/100 000) or if the epidemiological situation in those countries is according to what is stated in the COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION (EU) 2020/912 (close to or below the EU average; as it stands on 15 June 2020; of new COVID-19 cases over the last 14 days and per 100 000 inhabitants; the trend of new cases over the same period in comparison to the previous 14 days is stable or decreasing; and the overall response to COVID-19 taking into account available information on aspects such as testing; surveillance; contact tracing; containment; treatment and reporting as well as the reliability of available information and data sources and; if needed; the total average score across all dimensions for International Health Regulations (IHR).

For EU and Schengen: Passengers from countries with an incidence rate of 500 cases or more per 100;000 inhabitants in the last 14 days must present a negative test to COVID-19 (RT-PCR); carried out within 72 hours before boarding time and must comply; after entry to mainland Portugal; with a period of prophylactic isolation of 14 days; at home or in a place indicated by health authorities. Passengers coming from countries that have a incidence between 150 and 500 cases per 100;000 inhabitants in the last 14 days must present a negative test to COVID-19 (RT-PCR); carried out within 72 hours before boarding time. For third countries it is mandatory to submit the supporting evidence of a negative RT-PCR SARS-CoV-2 test made within 72 hours when boarding. ### Update 9/6/2021: Rapid antigen tests are now also admissible; if performed 48 hours before boarding.

March 16: Implementation of control procedures upon arrival at Madeira and Porto Santo airports (in the Autonomous Region of Madeira); that include temperature measurement for both passengers and crew; as well as the completion of a questionnaire on board the aircraft. March 20 2020: Implementation of a body temperature measurement system; using infrared cameras; upon arrival at Lisbon; Porto; Faro; Madeira and Ponta Delgada airports. If a high body temperature is detected; secondary screening is carried out by healthcare workers on a reserved area. No exit nor other entry screening measures have been implemented at points of entry

National land; rail; air; river and maritim borders are reintroduced. Entry to Portugal is only allowed for exceptional cases as mentioned in the new Decree. 3-D/2021. ####Update 17 April: Travelling from/to EU/EEA countries with COVID-19 incidence rates under 120 cases per 100;000 is allowed for non-essencial reasons. #### Update 1 May 2021: Land borders are reopened; although travellers have to undergo a 14-day quarantine.

Citizens must stay at home (except for travel for professional or similar duties; health reasons; emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence or trafficking in human beings; as well as for children and young people at risk; care for vulnerable people; disabled people; children; parents; elderly or dependents; other compelling family reasons; such as the fulfilment of shared parental responsibilities; urgent veterinary care or animal rescue; travel necessary to exercise freedom of the press; short pedestrian journeys; unaccompanied or in the company of members of the same household living together; short pet walks; travelling by minors and their accompanying persons to schools; nurseries and leisure activities; as well as travelling by students to institutions of higher education or other schools; other reasons of force majeure or urgent necessity; provided that they can be shown to be unavoidable and are duly justified). Travelling is allowed for the purpose of voting in presidential elections (on 24 January 2021); except for those living in elderly residential homes (who have to vote from home - Despacho n.º 714-E/2021).

Travellers (flight passengers) from countries to be defined by order of the members of the Portuguese government responsible for the areas of foreign affairs; national defence; domestic administration; health and civil aviation must present a proof of having conducted a RT-PCR molecular test for SARS-CoV-2 whose result was negative; in the 72 hours before the flight. Otherwise; their boarding and entry in Portuguese territory might be refused. ###Update 21/11/2020: Art 21 Decree 09/2020 - Passengers on flights originating in countries to be defined by order of the members of the Government must present; upon departure; proof of carrying out a molecular test by RT-PCR to screen for SARS-CoV-2 infection with a negative result; performed within 72 hours prior to the time of embarkation; under penalty of being denied boarding the aircraft and entering the national territory.

Flights from Emilia-Romagna; Piemonte; Lombardia e Veneto regions (Italy) suspended; and closure of border with Italy from 11 March until 21 April. Closure of border with Spain as of 15 March; Measures introduced on Portugal's only land border (the one with Spain). Most of the roads that cross between the two countries are to be blocked; with only nine remaining open; one in each of the country's border districts. The transport of goods and cross-border commuters will be allowed and Portuguese citizens and residents will be allowed to enter the country.

Incoming passengers must present a negative RT-PCR test performed within 72 hours before travelling. Citizens who; exceptionally; do not present a negative RT-PCR must carry out a RT-PCR test; upon arrival to national territory - remaining in quarantine waiting for the test result. These measures are in place until 31 December 2020 (as of 21 December 2020); and do not apply to State aircraft and the Armed Forces; flights for the exclusive transportation of cargo and mail; medical emergency; and technical stopovers for non-commercial purposes. ### Update 31/12/2020 Only essential travel from the UK is authorised until 15 January 2021 (passengers must present negative RT-PCR test performed within 72 hours before travelling; except children under 24 months of age and passengers in transit).

21 December: Entry of travellers from the United Kingdom into national territory is only allowed to national citizens or holders of residence permits in Portugal and their families; as well as diplomatic personnel placed in Portugal. Incoming passengers must present a negative RT-PCR test performed within 72 hours before travelling. Citizens who; exceptionally; do not present a negative RT-PCR must carry out a RT-PCR test; upon arrival to national territory - remaining in quarantine waiting for the test result. These measures are in place until 31 December 2020 (as of 21 December 2020); and do not apply to State aircraft and the Armed Forces; flights for the exclusive transportation of cargo and mail; medical emergency; and technical stopovers for non-commercial purposes. ### Update 31/12/2020 Only essential travel from the UK is authorised until 15 January 2021 (passengers must present negative RT-PCR test performed within 72 hours before travelling; except children under 24 months of age and passengers in transit). ### Update 22 January 2021: All flights from the United Kingdom are suspended; except those of humanitarian or repatriation reasons. ### Update 27 January 2021: Flights from/to Brazil are also suspended. For exceptions (returning home of Portuguese citizens or their families; humanitarian reasons) citizens must have a negative PCR test within 72 hours of boarding and comply to a 14 day self-isolation at arrival.

Chapter IV and chapter V; Decree 09/2020: Everyday between 11 P.M. and 5 A.M. in municipalities categorised as 'high risk' (risco elevado); 'very high risk' (muito elevado) or 'extremely high risk' (risco extremamente elevado); and on Saturdays and Sundays between 1 P.M. and 5 A.M. in municipalities categorised as 'very high risk' or 'extremely high risk'; citizens may not circulate on public spaces and streets (except for travel for professional or similar duties; health reasons; emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence or trafficking in human beings; as well as for children and young people at risk; care for vulnerable people; disabled people; children; parents; elderly or dependents; other compelling family reasons; such as the fulfilment of shared parental responsibilities; urgent veterinary care or animal rescue; travel necessary to exercise freedom of the press; short pedestrian journeys; unaccompanied or in the company of members of the same household living together; short pet walks; travelling by minors and their accompanying persons to schools; nurseries and leisure activities; as well as travelling by students to institutions of higher education or other schools; other reasons of force majeure or urgent necessity; provided that they can be shown to be unavoidable and are duly justified). The list of the municipalities in mainland Portugal; stratified by risk (moderate; high; very high and extremely high) is updated every two weeks and based on the 14-day incidence. #### Update 6th December: The circulation ban on public roads does not apply on 23 December 2020; in the period after 11 P.M. and until 5 A.M. the following day; for persons travelling; on 24 and 25 December 2020; in the period after 11 P.M. and until 2 A.M. the following day. #### Update 21st December: List of high risk municipalities updated; measures extended until 6th January. #### Update 7th January 2021: List of high risk municipalities updated; stay at home orders on weekends now apply also to high risk municipalities (in addition to very high and extremely high risk); measures extended until 15th January.

March 18 2020: Implementation; by the central government; of a local lockdown in a municipality in the Centre Region of Portugal (Ovar) (from March 18 until April 2); following the declaration of a calamity situation (Resolução do Conselho de Ministros n.º 10-D/2020); as acknowledged on March 17 (Despacho n.º 3372-C/2020). 18/04/2020: lifting of the sanitary fence in Ovar; which ceased to operate at midnight; even though through the application of special limitations; such as restrictions on freedom of movement

Citizens cannot leave the municipality where they live from 23:00 on 8 January 2021 until 5:00 on 11 January 2021; except for: reasons of health or extreme urgency; certified professional reasons; travelling by minors and their accompanying persons to schools; nurseries and leisure activities; as well as travelling by students to higher education institutions or other schools; journeys of users and their companions to Occupational Activity Centres and Day Centres; travelling to attend training and take exams and inspections; travels for participation in procedural acts before judicial entities or in acts within the competence of notaries; lawyers; solicitors; registrars and registry officers; as well as for attendance at public services; provided that they are provided with evidence of the respective scheduling; movements necessary to leave mainland national territory; movement of non-resident citizens to places of proven stay; travel for other compelling family reasons; such as the fulfilment of shared parental responsibilities; as determined by agreement between the holders of the same or the competent court; return home.

Recommentations for passengers returning from affected areas (China); personal hygeine measures and contact authorities if you feel symptoms. Passengers are allowed in Portugal. February 27: Distribution of Passenger Locator Forms on board of incoming direct flights from China (until suspension of these flights in early March). Recommendation against all trips to Hubei region and any non-essential travel to China. 15 differnet measures for personal protection of travellers.

The Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MNE) recommended the adoption of preventive measures and careful consideration of travelling; especially to the most affected areas. In this scope; MNE advised against any travel to Hubei province and to different regions of Italy and against non-essential travel to other parts of China; Iran and South Korea (cities of Daegu and Cheongdo and province of Gyeongsang-buk). MNE suggested to Portuguese citizens in the countries to consider leaving the territory. Regular updated travel advice is also provided on the MNE website.

Prohibition of air traffic to/from Portugal for all flights to/from countries outside of the European Union for 30 days; with exceptions: a) within the Schengen area (Liechtenstein; Norway; Iceland and Switzerland); b) Portuguese speaking countries; in Brazil; however; only flights to/from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are allowed; c) United Kingdom; United States of America; Venezuela; Canada and South Africa; due to the presence of important Portuguese communities. This measure does not apply to flights authorized for the return of Portuguese citizens or holders of a residence permit back to Portugal; nor to flights for the return of foreign citizens to respective countries; provided these flights are promoted by the competent authorities of such countries; subject to prior request and agreement and with respect for the principle of reciprocity. It also does not apply to State aircraft and the Armed Forces; flights for exclusive transportation of cargo and mail; as well as flights of a humanitarian or medical nature and technical stopovers for non-commercial purposes. -18/05: Government extends flight ban until June 15. The Government extended the ban on flights to and from Portugal to and from countries outside the European Union; between 18 May and 15 June; through an order signed by Prime Minister António Costa published in the Diário da República Eletrônico.

National movement restrictions: Free

Restrictive measures mandatory between 04 May 2020 to TBD

From 3rd April until 17 April gathering of more than 5 people is forbbiden; beteen 9 and 13 April people are not allowed of moving outside their own Municipality. Between 1 and 3 of May people are not allowed of moving outside their own Municipality like during long Easter week-end. From 4 May onwards public transports are limited to 2/3 of occupation and the use of masks is mandatory on all public transports. Special cleaning and hygiene measures should be taken by transport providers.

International movement restrictions: Partially banned

Restrictive measures mandatory between 13 March 2020 to 01 July 2020

Only foreigner diplomats are allowed to move inside and outside of the country, if these movements are work related; between 9 and 13 April all airportts will be closed. Terrestrial borders with Spain closed until 30 June