Do citizens of Austria need a visa for Portugal? — Visa-free
Here's the current entry requirement for citizens of Austria travelling to Portugal for tourism — and what to sort out before you go.
Visa-free
With your Austria passport you can enter Portugal without a visa for short stays. Just travel with a valid passport and a return ticket.
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Last checked 2026-07-27
Visa cost indicative
Indicative figures compiled from third-party sources — not official, and not a fee charged by packset.travel. Always confirm the current fee on the official government site before you apply.
Good to know
- Portugal is in the Schengen Area: short stays are limited to 90 days in any 180-day period.
- Nationals of countries listed in Annex I of EU Regulation 2018/1806 (e.g. Guyana) need a short-stay Schengen visa; Annex II nationals are exempt.
- Apply between 6 months and 15 days before travel: online via the E-Visa portal, at a Portuguese consulate, or — where Portugal has no consulate — at the consular representation of an EU country with jurisdiction, or via authorised external service providers.
- Means of subsistence for Portugal: 75 € per entry plus 40 € per day of stay, unless a statement of responsibility from a resident is presented.
- Supporting documents include a return ticket, proof of accommodation, travel medical insurance and a passport valid for more than 3 months after the planned exit date.
- The visa fee is non-refundable and payment does not guarantee the visa; the consulate may require an interview (within two weeks).
Travelling on a passport from Austria, you can enter Portugal visa-free for short tourist stays. Carry a passport valid for your whole trip and proof of onward travel; border officers may still ask about your plans and funds.
Portugal is in the Schengen area — this verdict effectively covers all 29 member countries under the common visa policy. See the Schengen guide
Before you fly
Portugal is one of 93 countries you can just walk into.
Scratch off where you have actually been. Light foil came free, dark foil cost you a visa — the sheet remembers which.
Frequently asked questions
With your Austria passport you can enter Portugal without a visa for short stays. Just travel with a valid passport and a return ticket.
The exact length of stay depends on the visa or permit you're granted for Portugal. Check the conditions on your entry document or with the embassy.
At a minimum, a passport valid for your stay and, where required, the relevant visa or travel authorization. Portugal may also check onward tickets, accommodation and sufficient funds.
Indicative costs for Portugal: Tourist: 90 EUR; Visa: 45 EUR; Visa: No fee. These figures are compiled from third-party sources — not official, and not a fee charged by packset.travel. Confirm the current fee and apply on the official government site (linked above) before you travel.
For reference only
This visa information is provided for general guidance only and may be out of date. Entry rules change frequently and depend on your specific circumstances. Always confirm requirements with the official authorities of your destination and your airline before travelling. packset.travel accepts no liability for any inaccuracies or for any loss arising from reliance on this information.
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