The UK Foreign Office has updated its travel advice as COVID-19 measures in Madeira and the Azores are eased.
Despite restrictions being lifted, the islands of the Azores is still in a state of alert. Most restrictions have been lifted, but you will still need to use a face mask on entry to medical facilities, retirement and nursing homes.
This measure does not apply to children aged 10 and under. In Madeira, most restrictions have been lifted, but you will still need to use a face mask on entry to medical facilities, pharmacies and retirement and nursing homes, or if you test positive for COVID-19.
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These measures apply to everyone aged six and over. Meanwhile, in mainland Portugal, restrictions have been lifted, but again, you will still need to use a face mask on entry to medical facilities, retirement and nursing homes. This requirement does not apply to children aged nine and under.
The Portuguese health authority also recommends that you use a face mask at airports, railway stations and transport hubs, on public transport, including taxis, and when travelling by air. You should use your face mask, as appropriate, when you enter buildings and keep it on until you leave.
You can be fined if you breach the regulations.
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