Import regulations by Portugal customs

Imports:

Tobacco:200 cigarettes; or 100 cigarillos; or 50 cigars; or 250g tobacco (over 17)
Alcohol:1 litre of spirits over 22%; or 2 litres of a dessert wine not exceeding 22% and sparkling wine; and 2 litres of table wine (over 17)
Perfume:50ml
Toilet water:250ml
Coffee: 500g
Tea: 100g
Fish:2kg
Caviar:250g
Other fish products:1kg
Goods: valued EURO 175

Travellers should note that they may be required to prove at customs that the goods purchased are for personal use only

Export regulations by Portugal customs

Exports
Prohibited:
Pornography
Dairy and meat products
Wild flora and fauna
precious metals
weapon
drugs
intellectual property

Other Portugal customs information

A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travellers over one year of age arriving in (or going to as a destination) the Azores or Madeira, if coming from infected areas. However, no certificate is required from passengers transiting through Funchal, Porto Santo and Santa Maria.

Health care: There are full state-provided health facilities, but private practices are allowed to co-exist. There are approximately 34,389 doctors and 40,700 hospital beds. There are reciprocal health agreements with most European countries. The agreement with the UK allows free in-patient treatment in general wards of official hospitals to those presenting UK passports (other EU nationals must present form E111). Secondary examinations, X-rays and laboratory tests may have to be paid for. A nominal charge will be made for medical treatment at health centers (Centro de Sade). There may be a charge for prescribed medicines. All dental treatment must be paid for. This agreement is also effective in Madeira and the Azores (although in Madeira a fee must be paid for a GP consultation, which can then be refunded by an appointed bank). Those wishing to take advantage of it should inform the doctor prior to treatment that they wish to be treated under EU social security arrangements. Private treatment must be paid for in full. Medical fees paid whilst in Portugal cannot be reimbursed by the British NHS.

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