How long on passport to travel to Portugal?
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MG, you really should know better, but here's the skinny from the FCO website (available via your existing internet connection no doubt)
Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Pothole said:
MG, you really should know better, but here's the skinny from the FCO website (available via your existing internet connection no doubt)
Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Thank you. I was told you need 6 months unexpired!Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Melman Giraffe said:
Pothole said:
MG, you really should know better, but here's the skinny from the FCO website (available via your existing internet connection no doubt)
Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Thank you. I was told you need 6 months unexpired!Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Pothole said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Pothole said:
MG, you really should know better, but here's the skinny from the FCO website (available via your existing internet connection no doubt)
Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Thank you. I was told you need 6 months unexpired!Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Melman Giraffe said:
Pothole said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Pothole said:
MG, you really should know better, but here's the skinny from the FCO website (available via your existing internet connection no doubt)
Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Thank you. I was told you need 6 months unexpired!Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Pothole said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Pothole said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Pothole said:
MG, you really should know better, but here's the skinny from the FCO website (available via your existing internet connection no doubt)
Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
Thank you. I was told you need 6 months unexpired!Entry Requirements - Passport Validity
You must hold a valid passport to enter Portugal. For stays of up to three months your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure. You do not have to wait until your old passport expires to apply to renew it. Any time left on your old passport when you apply will be added to your new passport, up to a maximum of nine months. For passport applications in the UK, you should apply to the Identity and Passport Service. For stays of longer than three months, contact the Embassy of the country to which you are travelling.
Entry Requirements - Visas
As an EU national, you may remain in Portugal as a tourist for up to three months. If you intend to stay for longer, you must apply for a Registration Certificate from the local Camara Municipal (Town Hall).
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