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Embassy of Portugal in Rome

Overview

The Embassy of Portugal in Rome works from Via Pasquale Stanislao Mancini 27, on the first floor, in the Flaminio quarter near Piazza del Popolo — the mission's home since its summer 2026 relocation. Portugal and Italy share the EU's southern flank, Latin sister languages, and one of Europe's fastest-growing tourism exchanges; Rome also hosts Portugal's separate embassy to the Holy See, a relationship as old as the kingdom itself. The embassy chancery and the consular section share the Mancini address, each with its own phone line and mailbox — and the consular section runs the shorter day.

Visa Services

Italian and other EU citizens need no visa for Portugal — Schengen free movement covers them on a national ID card. Non-EU nationals resident in Italy who need a Portuguese visa deal with the consular section: +39 06 45 23 88 00, sconsular.roma@mne.pt, weekday mornings into early afternoon.

Consular Services

Portuguese nationals in Italy use the consular section for passports (Cartão de Cidadão), civil status, and notarial matters — Monday to Friday, 09:30-14:30, on +39 06 45 23 88 00 or sconsular.roma@mne.pt. In genuine emergencies outside hours, Lisbon's consular emergency office answers at gec@mne.pt, +351 217 929 714 or +351 961 706 472.

Service Area

The embassy covers Portugal's bilateral relations with Italy. Portugal's embassy to the Holy See and its AICEP trade office in Milan are separate posts.

Appointment Information

The embassy receives Monday to Friday, 09:00-16:00 (+39 06 844 801, secretariado.roma@mne.pt); the consular section keeps its own shorter window, Monday to Friday 09:30-14:30 (+39 06 45 23 88 00, sconsular.roma@mne.pt). Both work from Via Pasquale Stanislao Mancini 27, first floor, in Flaminio — a short walk from the Flaminio metro stop on line A.

Special Notes

Note the address if you knew the mission before: until late July 2026 the embassy sat at Via Guido d'Arezzo 5 in the Trieste quarter, and older letters, maps, and listings may still show it — everything now operates from Via Mancini 27. For after-hours emergencies, Lisbon's consular emergency office is the channel: gec@mne.pt, +351 217 929 714 or +351 961 706 472.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Portuguese embassy in Rome?

At Via Pasquale Stanislao Mancini 27, first floor, in the Flaminio quarter near Piazza del Popolo — its home since the summer 2026 move. If you knew the old address at Via Guido d'Arezzo 5, note that older listings may still show it; everything now operates from Mancini 27.

Do Italians need a visa for Portugal?

No — Portugal and Italy are both in the Schengen area, so Italian citizens travel on a national ID card with no visa at all. Visa questions only arise for non-EU residents of Italy, handled by the consular section at sconsular.roma@mne.pt.

What are the Portuguese embassy's hours in Rome?

The embassy receives Monday to Friday 09:00-16:00 on +39 06 844 801, while the consular section runs a shorter day: 09:30-14:30, on its own line +39 06 45 23 88 00. Written enquiries: secretariado.roma@mne.pt for the embassy, sconsular.roma@mne.pt for consular matters.

How does a Portuguese national in Italy get help outside office hours?

Through Lisbon's consular emergency office — gec@mne.pt, +351 217 929 714 or +351 961 706 472 — the standing channel for genuine emergencies when the Rome consular section is closed.

Visaja keeps this page's contact details and visa guidance under continuous review — still, requirements can change at short notice, so confirm the essentials with the mission or the official government portal before you travel.