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Passports and Visas

Make sure all your required documents are valid

If you are travelling abroad, you should confirm that you have all the necessary documents and that they are all valid. Here is all you need for a problem-free travel.

  • I am an EU citizen and I am travelling within the EU or the Schengen area.

    Although European citizens are not required to present a national identity document or passport to cross the border between two countries within the Schengen area, it is recommended that you have your documents with you, as they may be requested at any time during your trip.

    Please note that your driver's permit, bank cards and tax identification documents are not considered valid travel or identification documents.

  • I am travelling outside the European Union.

    When travelling outside the European Union, into a country outside the Schengen area (Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Ireland or Romania) you are required to present your passport or a valid identity/citizen's card. In the United Kingdom it is mandatory to present a valid passport.

    If, in turn, you are travelling to third countries, you must have a valid passport and, depending on your destination and the length of your stay, a visa may be required.

    To find out which documents are needed, it is recommended that you contact the Embassy or Consulate of the destination country before travelling.

  • Which documents do I need to enter Portugal?

    If you are a citizen of the European Union or the Schengen area, you must present a valid identification document, but you are not required to have a Passport or Visa.

    Third-country nationals, even if they live in a Schengen area country, must always present their Passport. Depending on your country of origin and the length of your stay in Portugal, a valid Visa may also be required.

    For more information, contact:
    AIMA – Agência para a Integração Migrações e Asilo
    Website: https://aima.gov.pt/pt 

  • I am travelling with children. Which documents are required?

    In addition to the child's identification document, permission to leave the country with the minor may be required. Learn everything you need to travel with children.

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Prepare your trip

Be familiar with airport procedures

Passports and Visas

Make sure all your required documents are valid

If you are travelling abroad, you should confirm that you have all the necessary documents and that they are all valid. Here is all you need for a problem-free travel.

  • I am an EU citizen and I am travelling within the EU or the Schengen area.

    Although European citizens are not required to present a national identity document or passport to cross the border between two countries within the Schengen area, it is recommended that you have your documents with you, as they may be requested at any time during your trip.

    Please note that your driver's permit, bank cards and tax identification documents are not considered valid travel or identification documents.

  • I am travelling outside the European Union.

    When travelling outside the European Union, into a country outside the Schengen area (Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Ireland or Romania) you are required to present your passport or a valid identity/citizen's card. In the United Kingdom it is mandatory to present a valid passport.

    If, in turn, you are travelling to third countries, you must have a valid passport and, depending on your destination and the length of your stay, a visa may be required.

    To find out which documents are needed, it is recommended that you contact the Embassy or Consulate of the destination country before travelling.

  • Which documents do I need to enter Portugal?

    If you are a citizen of the European Union or the Schengen area, you must present a valid identification document, but you are not required to have a Passport or Visa.

    Third-country nationals, even if they live in a Schengen area country, must always present their Passport. Depending on your country of origin and the length of your stay in Portugal, a valid Visa may also be required.

    For more information, contact:

    Border Control Station - Public Security Police (PSP)
    Website: www.psp.pt
    Email: dsa.faro@psp.pt

  • I am travelling with children. Which documents are required?

    In addition to the child's identification document, permission to leave the country with the minor may be required. Learn everything you need to travel with children.

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Prepare your trip

Be familiar with airport procedures

Passports and Visas

Make sure all your required documents are valid

If you are travelling abroad, you should confirm that you have all the necessary documents and that they are all valid. Here is all you need for a problem-free travel.

  • I am an EU citizen and I am travelling within the EU or the Schengen area.

    Although European citizens are not required to present a national identity document or passport to cross the border between two countries within the Schengen area, it is recommended that you have your documents with you, as they may be requested at any time during your trip.

    Please note that your driver's permit, bank cards and tax identification documents are not considered valid travel or identification documents.

  • I am travelling outside the European Union.

    When travelling outside the European Union, into a country outside the Schengen area (Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Ireland or Romania) you are required to present your passport or a valid identity/citizen's card. In the United Kingdom it is mandatory to present a valid passport.

    If, in turn, you are travelling to third countries, you must have a valid passport and, depending on your destination and the length of your stay, a visa may be required.

    To find out which documents are needed, it is recommended that you contact the Embassy or Consulate of the destination country before travelling.

  • Which documents do I need to enter Portugal?

    If you are a citizen of the European Union or the Schengen area, you must present a valid identification document, but you are not required to have a Passport or Visa.

    Third-country nationals, even if they live in a Schengen area country, must always present their Passport. Depending on your country of origin and the length of your stay in Portugal, a valid Visa may also be required.

    For more information, contact:
    AIMA – Agência para a Integração Migrações e Asilo
    Website: https://aima.gov.pt/pt 

  • I am travelling with children. Which documents are required?

    In addition to the child's identification document, permission to leave the country with the minor may be required. Learn everything you need to travel with children.

  • Can I apply for a Portuguese passport at Porto airport?

    Yes. At the Loja do Passaporte you can:
    - apply for a Portuguese Electronic Passport;
    - apply for a Temporary Passport (it is up to the applicant for a temporary passport to make sure it is accepted in the country of destination);
    - pick up passports requested at the shop or at another desk with urgent delivery at the Airport.

    Location - Before Security Ground floor
    Opening hours - Monday to Friday: 09:00-18:00
    Cell Phone: (+351) 910 095 865
    Email: lojaasc.pep@irn.mj.pt
    site: https://www.pep.pt/ 

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VAT refund

Tax free: shopping before returning home? get VAT returned as well

Did you know that if you reside outside the European Union you are entitled to a refund of the VAT (Value Added Tax) paid on your purchases? Just request the tax free regime at stores and, on the day of departure, get everything taken care of at the airport. This way, you won't waste time with bureaucrac. You can fully enjoy your stay, as you only have to arrive at the airport a few minutes earlier to get everything ready in time for boarding.

Watch the video explaining the process to get the refund of your VAT.

  • Am I entitled to a VAT refund on any purchase?

    No. VAT is only refundable on purchases that exceed a total of €50 per invoice (net of tax) and which are not being purchased for commercial purposes or for resale.

    When you leave the European Union, you must be able to show that you are taking the goods with you in your personal baggage. This means that anything consumed here (such as hotel stays or meals in restaurants) or which you have already started using, does not qualify for a refund.

    For more information, please read the leaflet from the Tax Authority.

  • Do I have to fill in any forms at the time of purchase?

    No. Firstly, make sure that the shop participates in the tax refund scheme.

    The sales assistant will ask you for your passport or other officially recognised and accepted document that proves you live outside the European Union, as well as asking you for some personal details.

    When the transaction is complete, the sales assistant will give you your proof of purchase showing the respective registration code. Here, the form of the refund will be defined, if a guarantee has been provided.

  • What do I need to do at the airport?

    To facilitate the verification process, we suggest that you put all of the goods into just one bag, if possible.

    CHECKED BAGGAGE: Go to the check-in desk for your flight and tell the person on duty that you have items to declare. Next, go to an electronic terminal (kiosk), taking with you:

    -  Your passport or other identity document;

    -  Your boarding pass;

    -  The proof of purchase with registration code that you were given in the shop;

    -  The goods and corresponding invoices.

    Follow the instructions at the kiosks, which will show:

    Code Green: You can make your way to the handler's conveyor belt (Groundforce or Portway) or return to the check-in desk to check your bags. Next, go to the desk belonging to the VAT refund operator to receive your refund or put your validated form into one of the drums provided for the purpose.

    Code Red: Go to the Customs desk.

    HAND BAGGAGE: After going through security control, go to an electronic terminal (kiosk), taking with you:

    -  Your passport or other identity document;

    -  Your boarding pass;

    -  The proof of purchase with registration code that you were given in the shop;

    -  The goods and corresponding invoices.

    Follow the instructions at the kiosks, which will show:

    Code Green: Go to the desk belonging to the VAT refund operator to receive your refund or put your validated form into one of the drums provided for the purpose.

    Code Red: You must go to the Customs desk.

  • How do I validate the forms at the electronic kiosks?

    Hold your passport or identity document up to the kiosk's infra-red scanner. Next, scan your boarding pass.

    The kiosk will show which tax-free forms are able to be validated. If you have any documents that are not able to be validated electronically, the kiosk will tell you to go to the desk.

    Follow the instructions given at the kiosk and if you see Code Green, this means validation has been successful and you can go to one of the tax-free operators (indicated on your forms) to claim your refund. If you see Code Red, it means the conditions for exemption need to be verified and you must contact the Customs desk.

    The person at the Customs desk will issue you with a certification of exemption, if applicable.

    Watch the video explaining the process to get the refund of your VAT.

  • How do I receive the VAT return amount?

    There are two ways to receive the refunded VAT paid on your purchases:

    Immediate reimbursement – At the counter: 
    The refund operator will verify the validated form and process the payment, in cash, credit card or international cheque.

    Retrospective reimbursement - Via the submission boxes: 
    The reimbursement operator collects the form from the submission box, verifies its validation and processes the payment via credit card or cheque (sent to your home address).
     

Operators at Lisbon Airport

Global Blue

Global Blue kiosk, in Terminal 1, in the restricted departures area, after the security check.

Global Blue self-refund kiosks, in Terminal 1, in the restricted departures area, next to customs, after the security check, and in Terminal 2, in the restricted area, after the security check.

Post Office collection boxes, in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, in the restricted departures area.

Planet Tax Free

Planet Payment Tax Free counter and self-service kiosk, in the restricted departures area, after security screening, in Terminal 1.

Operated by Unicâmbio, restricted departures area, Central Plaza next to the Food Court, in Terminal 1.

Planet Payment Tax Free collection points are available for collecting forms in the restricted departures area, the Food Court and the North Non-Schengen Pier in Terminal 1, and in the restricted departures area of Terminal 2.
 

Innova Tax Free

Represented by Unicâmbio: 2 counters in the restricted area of departures, after the security control (bording gate 15 and central plaza).

Travel Tax Free

Represented by Unicâmbio: 2 counters in the departures restricted area after security check point (Gate 15 and central plaza).

Drop Boxes for collection of forms in the restricted area.

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Airport services

The services that make your trip easier

Family services

Traveling as a family? We can make it easier

If you are travelling as a family and in need of some assistance, the airport can help. Explore our family services and make your family happy.

Unless stated otherwise, all services listed on this page are free of charge, and available every day for passengers of all airlines. 

    Family Services available at Lisbon Airport:


  • Baby strollers

    In order to facilitate circulation around the airport, the airport offers a free stroller service, once you get through security screening.

    For babies up to 3 years of age or 15 kg, each stroller is duly identified with the ANA logo. When you are done with it, you can leave it next to your boarding gate.
     

    • After Security - Terminal 1
  • Baby-changing facilities

    At the Lisbon Airport, you are free to make use of baby changing facilities in Terminal 1, both in public and restricted areas. These spaces are equipped with a sink, a changing table and a worktop.

    For your total comfort and privacy, in the restricted Schengen area (Terminal 1, next to gate 15) and Non-Schengen area (Terminal 1, pier 14, level 5), there are breastfeeding area.

  • Children's playground

    A space dedicated to children ages 2 to 7, with many fun distractions and activities that will keep them happy. In order to ensure the well-being of the little ones, each playground has a maximum capacity for 7 children.

    Please note: The playground at Gate 44 is closed. 
    A new playground will be made available in the Non-Schengen area, at a location to be announced.

     

    • After Security Terminal 1 (Schengen and Non-Schengen areas)
  • Breastfeeding spaces

    For greater comfort and privacy of nursing mothers, two breastfeeding areas are now available at Terminal 1. These spaces are located in the public area ("Family room") and in the restricted area, next to gate 15.

    There are also toilet facilities with areas for breastfeeding. In Terminal 2, these facilities are only available in the Non-Schengen area, after passport control . The areas are equipped with a washbasin, bench, changing table and chair.

    • Before Security - Terminal 1 e Terminal 2
    • After Security - Terminal 1 e Terminal 2

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Getting to and from the airport

Find the best way

Public transportation

Choose the best way to reach your destination

Located just 20 minutes away from the city centre, getting to or coming from the Lisbon Airport is easy. You have at your service an efficient public transportation network that can ensure you arrive where you need to go quickly and comfortably. Choose the transportation that best suits your needs.

  • Metro

    The Lisbon Airport has a Metro (subway) station with a direct line to the city centre. The 'Aeroporto – Saldanha' line takes you to downtown Lisbon in about 20 minutes. The Metro network will allow you to move around the city at ease. It is a quick and inexpensive way to get around, plus you'll get to see Lisbon's subway stations – each with its own theme and décor.

  • Network Diagram

    https://www.metrolisboa.pt/en/travel/

    Prices

    You must purchase the 'Navegante' electronic travel card, which you can then top up with balance for your journeys, and which can be used both for the Metro, and for Carris (buses):

    - Navegante electronic card: €0.50

    - Learn more about the prices

     

  • 10 minutes away by Metro and a bit longer by bus, you can get to Gare do Oriente, the main train station in Lisbon, where you can take trains to all parts of the country. You can also get there by taxi, if you find that more convenient.

  • Buses: Nos. 208, 705 and 744
    Metro Station: Oriente

  • Taxi

                          Passenger transport by taxi or TVDE is contracted on site or via
                                    mobile app, NEVER by approaching in the terminal.
                                    For your safety, use licensed transport.

    You can always find a taxi at the airport, normally queueing outside the departures and arrivals terminals. 

    As the city centre is very close by, taxis are a rather affordable transportation option, even with the luggage and/or pet fees that may be charged separately by the driver.

  • Depending on traffic, the journey to the city centre is quick, costing between 10 and 15 euros, including luggage fees. If you choose this mean of transportation, make sure the meter is turned on at the beginning of the journey and always ask for a receipt/invoice.  

  • Online reservation platforms

                          Passenger transport by taxi or TVDE is contracted on site or via
                                    mobile app, NEVER by approaching in the terminal.
                                    For your safety, use licensed transport.
     

    At Lisbon Airport, there is a dedicated area for picking up passengers with orders on online reservation platforms (Bolt and Uber) located on P2, Level 2, arrivals level. 

    On the reverse route, at departures, passengers travelling using these online reservation platforms are dropped off at Drop Off 1 or Drop Off 2, next to the departures area.   

    TVDE

     

     

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Reduced mobility

Assistance for passengers of reduced mobility

Our travel assistance service, MyWay, is available for passengers with reduced mobility. It includes mobility aids and trained professionals who provide assistance according to your needs, ensuring comfort and support throughout your journey at the airport.

Learn all about your best help at the Airport:

  • Who can use the MyWay service?

    The MyWay service is available for any passenger with disability or reduced mobility departing, in transit or arriving at the airport.

  • How do I book the MyWay service?

    You should request this service from your airline or travel agent upon booking your trip, or up to 48 hours before the published time for the departure of the flight. The information will be transmitted by the airline to the relevant airports, to ensure all the assistance is provided.

  • Can I be accompanied by my family or group during special assistance?

    If you have booked assistance and are unable to travel through the airport without a carer or companion, we will ensure that one of them can accompany you throughout the entire journey. If you are travelling in a larger group then it would be best to nominate one person to stay with you. Companions may be asked to vacate our mobility equipment should it be required for special assistance passengers. 

  • What kind of assistance is provided by MyWay?

    MyWay assistance includes a range of services and equipment to make your journey through the airport more accessible.

    This includes escalators, lifts, moving walkways, clear signage and guidance, as well as escort and support provided by specialized and duly identified professionals, during passenger embarking and disembarking.

  • What kind of assistance is provided when the trip begins at the Airport?

    Upon arriving at the airport, look for the Designated Point of Arrival – a telephone booth clearly marked with the MyWay logo.

    Using the phone, inform the MyWay service of your arrival, for personal and baggage assistance services at check-in, security checkpoint, border and boarding, all the way to your seat on the aircraft, where the airport's responsibility ends.

  • And what kind of assistance can I get when arriving or waiting for a connecting flight at the airport?

    When disembarking, the airline or travel agent will notify the MyWay service. All the necessary personal and baggage assistance shall be provided from your seat on the aircraft to the next point of departure.

  • Is the MyWay service properly identified at the airport?

    Yes. At the airport, you will find signage directing you to the MyWay service contact points, which identify all and any resources or mechanisms available for people with reduced mobility.

    See below where to find this service:

     

    TERMINAL 1

    Level 1

    Level 2

    MyWay T1 N2

    Level 3

    Level 4

    MyWay T1 N4

    Level 5

    MyWay T1 N5

    Level 6


    TERMINAL 2

    Level 0

  • Are there special parking spaces for people with reduced mobility?

    Yes. Private vehicles bearing the reduced mobility sign have parking available in all of the airport's parks. The designated parking spaces, located near the exits are properly identified.

  • Are guide dogs allowed into the airport?

    Yes. Guide dogs are allowed to circulate around the airport, including in boarding terminals. However, you should contact your airline or travel agent to confirm that guide dogs are allowed on the aircraft.
    Learn more about traveling with animals.

  • Are passengers with reduced mobility also protected?

    Yes, passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility are protected against discrimination and, under certain conditions, benefit from the appropriate assistance at all EU airports. See our page on passenger rights to learn more.

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What do I need to know

What you need to know when travelling

Passenger rights

It is your duty to know your rights

Your rights as an air passenger are protected by the European Union whenever you have a confirmed reservation and check in within the deadline established for your flight.

On this page, we present a summary of the situations in which you are protected, so that, in case of need, you know what to do.

  • I was denied boarding due to overbooking of the flight.

    In case of overbooking, airlines are obliged to ask passengers to voluntarily abdicate their reservation, offering a full refund or re-booking.

    When passengers choose re-booking, airlines must provide all the necessary support, such as: food, telephone access and, if necessary, an overnight stay and appropriate transportation to or from the airport.

    In case of re-booking, you may also be entitled to a monetary compensation between 125 and 600 euros, depending on flight distance and delay time.

  • My flight is very late, can I ask the airline for support?

    Yes. The support you are entitled to depends on the delay time and what your destination is. You may ask your airline to use a phone line and to be provided with food, transportation or accommodation, in the following cases:

    - your flight is delayed by two hours or more, and the distance is 1500 km or less;
    - your flight was delayed by three hours or more, and your destination is within or outside the European Union, at a distance between 1500 and 3500 km;
    - your flight was delayed by four or more hours and your destination is outside the EU at a distance exceeding 3500 km.

    If your flight is delayed by five hours or more, you may demand the reimbursement of your ticket. However, your ticket will only be refunded if you decide not to travel.

  • My flight was cancelled, what do I do now?

    If your flight was cancelled and you were not informed in the 14 days prior to your trip, you are entitled to financial compensation.

    Similarly, you are entitled to compensation if you have not been re-booked for a flight departing at a time similar to that initially planned or if the airline cannot prove that the cancellation was caused by extraordinary circumstances.

  • My baggage was lost, is delayed or is damaged. Can I file a complaint?

    Yes. You can file a complaint with your airline within 7 days from the date of delivery of the baggage, or 21 days if it has been delayed.

    If the problems have occurred with your checked hold baggage (and unless they were caused by defects inherent to the baggage itself), you may be entitled to a compensation from the airline, up to a maximum amount of 1,220 euros.

    If the problems affected your hand baggage (including personal items), the airline will only be liable if it is at the origin of the damages.

  • Are air passengers' rights protected outside the European Union?

    Passenger rights apply to all flights departing from or landing at any airport in the European Union, or carried out by an airline based in an EU country or in Iceland, Norway or Switzerland.

  • Are passengers with reduced mobility also protected?

    Yes, passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility are protected against discrimination and, under certain conditions, benefit from the appropriate assistance at all EU airports.

    See our page on reduced mobility to learn more about the assistance provided.

  • Can I know which airline I will be flying with?

    Yes. You have the right to know which airlineis operating you flight in advance.

    Note that some airlines have been considered unsafe and have been banned from operating in the European Union or placed under restrictions. You can see a list of such companies in http://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/air/safety/air-ban/index_en.htm

  • I bought my trip from a tour operator or travel agency. What should I know?

    Tour operators are required to provide accurate information on the holiday packages sold, fulfil their contractual obligations and ensure protection for passengers in the event of insolvency of the organiser.

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Travelling with pets

Pet transportation: your best friend also has a place here.

Although each airline has its own rules, it is possible to carry pets on an aeroplane. This page provides all the information on what to do to take your best friend on board with you, as well as a few suggestions on how you can make the trip more comfortable for both.

  • Can I fly with my pet?

    Not all airlines allow transporting animals, with the exception of guide dogs. In turn, those that allow pet transportation, have special criteria to determine where the animal will travel and which rates and prices will be charged. These are: size, weight, species and breed.

    Most airlines only allow small pets or guide dogs to travel in the cabin. Medium-sized or large animals will be transported in the cargo compartment, in the hold.

    It is therefore advisable that you inquire with the different airlines, compare conditions, book your ticket and find out which documents are required in advance, so you can choose the most convenient solution for you.

  • What do I need to know before buying the ticket?

    Airlines have limited space for transporting animals on each flight. Thus, pet transportation will always be subject to confirmation. However, to book your ticket, you must provide some information right away:

    – The type of pet being transported

    – The size of the pet carrier

    – The total weight of the animal including the carrier

  • What are the requirements for travelling with a pet (dog, cat or ferret)?

    Find out on the website of the Directorate General for Food and Veterinary Affairs the requirements for travelling with your pet (choose the language in the top right-hand corner of the page):

    - between the Continent and the Autonomous Regions;
    - within the European Union;
    - to and from countries outside the EU.

    Please note that the rules for transporting your pet may vary depending on the country of departure and destination.

    At the Portuguese airports, the control of pets is carried out in designated Traveler Entry Points. As such, should you be travelling with a pet you must complete and submit to the relevant entry point, with at least 48 working hours advance notice, a specific form for communicating the arrival of cats or dogs with no commercial purposes. See here the Points of Entry and contacts where you should send the information.

    All airlines have strict rules on the transportation of animals, both in the cabin and in the hold. It is, therefore, essential that you follow the airline's instructions to the letter.

    Find out more about Identification, Registration and Animal Movements of dogs, cats and ferrets on a non-commercial basis.

     

  • What are the necessary documents if my pet is a different species?

    In order to travel with other pets, such as birds, reptiles, rabbits or rodents, we recommend that you contact the relevant authorities of the destination country.

    We remind you that you must fill in and send to the Entry Point that applies in your specific case a form to "communicate the arrival of birds and other animals, except dogs and cats, of a non-commercial nature" at least 48 working hours before arrival. See here the Points of Entry and the contacts to which you should send the information.

  • What are the rules on the pet carrier?

    With the exception of guide dogs, all pets must be transported in a specific carrier/kennel.

    You can buy a pet carrier in speciality stores. Make sure your pet has enough room to move about, stand and lie down in a natural and comfortable way.

    However, because each airline has size restrictions on carriers transported both in the cabin and the hold, before buying the carrier, find out what those restrictions are.

  • Some advice to ensure your pet feels comfortable in the carrier:

    – The animal must be familiar with the carrier before travelling, so it will be less anxious. A few days before travelling, start placing treats, toys or food inside the carrier, so your pet gets accustomed to it.
    – Put a label on the box with information on the animal: name, owner's name and destination address.
    – Oil the carrier to neutralise odours.
    – To make the carrier more comfortable, line the bottom with absorbent material and place inside an object that is familiar to your pet, to make it feel more at ease during the trip.
     

  • A few recommendations to prepare for the trip:

    – Inform your airline as far in advance as possible.
    – Before the trip, do not feed the animal too much. It should embark with only a light meal.
    – Before placing the animal in the carrier, get it to walk for a bit, to relax.
    – Remember that check-in for passengers transporting pets may take longer. Ask your airline how far in advance you need to be at the airport.

  • I have a guide or service dog, how can it travel?

    Most airlines will allow guide or service dogs to travel with you in the cabin.

    Because these animals are trained to assist people with disabilities, their transportation is free of charge and does not require a pet carrier.

    However, in order to travel with this status, you must submit the proper documentation in time, including a medical certificate attesting to the need for a guide dog travelling with you. You must also inform your airline.

  • Pet relief

    The airport has areas designated for animals, not only for guide dogs and small pets, but also for cats travelling in the cabin.
    Users must comply with the rules for using the space provided on site.
     

    With a water and washing area, synthetic grass, bag dispensers and appropriate decoration.

     

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